A policymaker at an international summit on sustainable development makes the following statement: 'The fundamental question we must answer is whether it is truly possible for a nation to expand its economy without also increasing its consumption of natural resources and its pollution levels.' How does this policymaker's statement relate to the current global consensus on this issue?
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