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Numerous governments around the world have acknowledged the economic benefit of taking action on all areas of sustainability, not just climate change, and they are highlighting the importance of a recovery that is not based on fossil fuels and consumption [ ]my lesson would be that human health is dependent on the natural environment that gives us the air, water and land we need to survive - a fundamental acknowledgement of our place in the world \' Impacts are disproportionately felt in different parts of the community, in different countries, and different regions \' Forty years on, how far have we come?\' (24 April 2018), Impact 2 See, eg, Michael Hiscox et al, Going blind to see more clearly: unconscious bias in Australian Public Service shortlisting processes (2017), Australian Government Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet 3 Danziger et al, \'Extraneous factors in judicial decisions\' (2011) 108(17) Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 6889 7 See Fussey and Murray, \'Independent Report of the London Metropolitan Police Service\'s Trial of Live Face Recogntion Technology\', The Human Rights, Big Data and Technology Project (July 2019), available at http://repository essex ac uk/24946/1/ London-Met-Police-Trial-of-Facial-Recognition-Tech-Report-2 pdf 8 R (Bridges) v CC South Wales [2020] EWCA Civ 1058
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