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  • The research identifies systemic feedbacks that lock the Punjab agricultural system into crop residue burning despite legal barriers and the existence of more profitable alternatives. It concludes that while government policy is necessary, achieving sustainability requires transformative shifts toward crop diversification, circular business models, and green financing, with financial institutions playing a key role in leveraging these changes.

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    Themes: agricultural productionsustainable finance
    Stockholm Environment Institute

    Document type: Research paper

    Regions: PunjabIndia
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