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 The European Environment Agency refers this concept to 'sectors (e.g. energy), topics (e.g. pollution), principles (e.g. polluter pays) or policies (e.g. economic instruments). It can also describe an underpinning strategy, such as the mainstreaming of environmental policies or a supportive economic structure.'((European Environment Agency (2016). Europe's environment — An Assessment of Assessments.  [[https://www.eea.europa.eu/publications/europes-environment-aoa/chapter3.xhtml#note22|www.eea.europa.eu/publications/europes-environment-aoa/chapter3.xhtml#note22. ]] Accessed on July 9, 2018.))
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 ==== An economy supporting quality of life and well-being ====
-Following the initiative 'Economy for the Common Good' launched by Austrian author Christian Felber sin 2010, the report advances green economy as an economy that increases ‘the quality of life for all and not the wealth of a few'((Ibid, 37.)) .
+Following the initiative 'Economy for the Common Good' launched by Austrian author Christian Felber in 2010, the report advances green economy as an economy that increases ‘the quality of life for all and not the wealth of a few'((Ibid, 37.)) .
 First of all, green economy fosters a cleaner environment, which has a positive impact on human health. Reduced pollution means less problems with diseases and higher self-comfort.