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Waking from Sustainability's "Impossible Dream": The Decisionmaking Realities of Business and Government
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I. THE "IMPOSSIBLE DREAM"
Medieval alchemists sought unsuccessfully to discover the process that would enable them to turn base metal into gold-assigning the name "Philosopher's Stone" to what they sought. The quest was doomed to failure. Just as a "sow's ear" cannot become a "silk purse," a base metal cannot become gold. Sustainability is impossible for the same reasons. It asks us to be something we are not, both individually and as a political and economic community. It is impossibl...
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