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The durability leaves behind a bad smell

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EDITORIAL. The sustainability ideology that took hold of many companies during the 2000s turned out to be the nutrient-poor word salad that some warned about.

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The durability leaves behind a bad smell

EDITORIAL. The sustainability ideology that took hold of many companies during the 2000s turned out to be the nutrient-poor word salad that some warned about.

3 months ago·Stockholm, Sweden

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