We’ve translated into English the article I’ve written on limits to growth and the need for ecosocialism. I speak about the unsustainable path of current model of production and consumption and the constrains imposed by resources and _...Read More_

>"This spring, focus on reconnecting to foodways as a means to reconnect to your inner self during this season of emergence, _...Read More_

>"The dynamic of constant innovation and consumption is intrinsically unsustainable. It’s time to rethink endless economic growth."

The more I research, the more I realise that doing less, slowing down, travelling less, and consuming less is actually the only way out of this climate crisis. We cannot rely on technical fantasies that may come 'tommorrow'.

"Although the economics discipline has evolved over time to acknowledge environmental risks and costs, it has yet to rise to the challenge of climate change. A problem as massive as this one will require a fundamental reconsideration of _...Read More_

Vastly increasing global production and consumption is the “only acceptable” solution to climate change, inequality, and global poverty, because most consumption of goods and services is done by the poor and middle class. >"Rising human _...Read More_

"At the core of degrowth is the climate crisis. Degrowth’s proponents argue that to save Earth, humans need to shrink global economic activity, because at our _...Read More_

This is such BS. The only realistic outcome of the climate crisis is a collapse of the global market, meaning a 100% drop. Every other value is just possible by restricting the forecast to a specific point in time during the collapse, but _...Read More_

"Climate change is a major threat to global growth, with perils ranging from declines in crop yields, extreme weather that devastates tourist economies, disease outbreaks and other catastrophes that would sap productivity."

One strong statement from the DasguptaReview: a large chunk of the biosphere should be off-limits to the market. "Protected Areas have an essential role in conserving & restoring our natural capital, but it has been estimated that only _...Read More_

>"By continuing to privilege economic growth over environmental and social sustainability, we are taking huge _...Read More_

>"The science is clear: Indoor vegetation doesn’t significantly remove pollutants from the air."

>"Today humanity produces more than 1,400 tons of carbon every minute. To combat climate change, we need to reduce fossil fuel emissions, and draw down excess CO2 to restore the balance of greenhouse gases. Like all plants, trees consume _...Read More_