Economic growth—our modern day religion? Increasingly interested in the idea we need a new secular faith to unite humanity in a common cause of ecological sustainability, wellbeing, and love. https://t.co/eGvGGjFPQl via @CUSP_uk
— Aaron Magner (@aaronmagner) July 28, 2020
"Resilience comes from diversity and distributed decision-making, and from drawing on the intelligence of the people close enough to the problem to understand what needs to be done."https://t.co/9HaY4X2X8K
— Transition Network (@transitiontowns) July 28, 2020
Collapse: a Helpful Guide for the Perplexed https://t.co/2yYnpxv7aK pic.twitter.com/YGBH3frYiB
— Resilience.org (@buildresilience) July 27, 2020
Doom or denial: Is there another path? by Richard Heinberg
Today's the day!
— Schumacher Center for a New Economics (@Center4NewEcon) July 16, 2020
Register below to watch an engaging pre-recorded conversation between @richardheinberg and @HelenaNHodge being released at 2pm EDT.https://t.co/OeTYBwur2A
#SustainableProsperity must encompass human flourishing within the ecological limits of a finite planet. But to what extent can sustainable wellbeing be achieved alongside personal values focused on money, image and consumer goods? >> https://t.co/9aGIK8IM7N cc #Flow #Materialism
— CUSP (@CUSP_uk) July 28, 2020
Prosperity beyond death | Working Paper by Will Davies confronting a core existential problem of contemporary #capitalism: "the extent to which the need to sustain the common world has become channeled into an instinct to sustain private property." >> https://t.co/nbBm4loqC4
— CUSP (@CUSP_uk) July 28, 2020
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