A technological and economic development which does not leave in its wake a better world and an integrally higher quality of life cannot be considered progress. …». The vital point here is what could result in a better world and higher quality of life. What does not fit into these criteria, consequently what is not appropriate, might also be taken as retrogression, contrary to the real notion of progress.
GYULA BÁNDI - Harnessing the non-retrogression principle for setting environmental thresholds
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