Can we successfully pursue the goals of environmental sustainability and reduction of income inequality at the same time (and, if so, how)? Environmentalists tell us to reduce our carbon footprint by, among other things, reducing our traveling and consumption of long-hauled goods. But people living in small-market export-oriented countries, as a result, may and are expected to have a hard time coping with such a drastic change in consumers' preferences (keep in mind, it's often developing nations). For example, about a third of Sri Lanka's GDP is just tourism and tea.
In Denmark the government is both pursuing policies aimed at environmental sustainability as well as income equality. If one country can do it it must be logically possible. So the answer is: yes we can!!