Routledge Biodiversity in the Green Economy - Book

Explore the essential link between biodiversity and human wellbeing in this academic volume from Routledge Studies in Ecological Economics. As environmental policies evolve, the concept of the Green Economy has emerged as a way to pursue economic growth while staying within environmental limits. This book addresses a significant gap in current economic debates by examining how biodiversity fits into this new economic framework. While the preservation of ecosystem services and the prevention of biodiversity loss are recognized as core pillars of a Green Economy, there is still a lack of clear understanding regarding their practical integration. This text provides necessary insights into how these elements function together. It is a valuable resource for students, researchers, and professionals interested in economic policy, development, and the intersection of ecology and economics.