Why low resource prices are no reason to sideline resource productivity
Falling resource prices does not mean we can get back to the business as usual of take-make-dispose-repeat, says Jonny Hazell
Resource prices have been in the news again of late, although this time for the refreshing reason that they've been tumbling instead of skyrocketing. Falls in food and transport prices have led to the...
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