public infrastructure / ecological systems / economic accounting systems / pollution reduction technologies / technology policy / biophysical systems / extraction/manufacturing / extraction/manufacturing process / cost accounting / political/legal systems / watershed services / bank / life support systems / media outlets / greenhouse gas buildup / electricity bill / net energy declines / large wild systems / damaged life support systems / natural gas / ecosystem services / macroeconomic systems / economic tool / natural systems / oil / economic systems / chemicals / energy / /
Organization
World Bank / Forest Stewardship Council / International Monetary Fund / World Trade Organization / Cutting government / European Union / OECD / /
Appendix I Additional Information on the True-Cost Economy Economic/Ecological Context: In the early 1990s many social movements were becoming aware of a historic restructuring of global economics that came to be identif