What Notion of Degrowth?

Both clearly articulating the differences between Green Growth and Degrowth as well as outlining the positive effects Degrowth would have on the environment and individuals' quality of life, this article brilliantly sums up that small is beautiful.https://t.co/GMm8RKz2Qm

— Schumacher Center for a New Economics (@Center4NewEcon) July 29, 2021

Working Hand in Hand with Cultural Revolutionaries

Yes, #overpopulation is a major problem that threatens mankind as much as it does the environment.

At CASSE, we advocate for peaceful, logical solutions to this problem, not draconian tactics. Find out what they are in this week's podcast episode!https://t.co/8GaWs227uj

— CASSE (@SteadyStateEcon) January 25, 2021

Technoleftist Hubris

"We won't off ourselves because we are needed to tell you that you need to sterilize and euthanize yourselves."

Yes, we are against GDP growth, overpopulation, and overconsumption. No, we do not make any apologies for it.

— CASSE (@SteadyStateEcon) December 8, 2020

The Best the Left Can Do

Heinberg recognizes some of the problems, but his understanding is shaped by his preferred narrative. But he offers no solution to division other than liberalism and "democratic governance," which is statism according to his preferences.

Neither party is equipped to reach across the divides that separate Americans, and the political system is set up to make it nearly impossible for a third party to take root.

My newest piece, published by @commondreams:https://t.co/lquo1jizjb

— Richard Heinberg (@richardheinberg) November 20, 2020

More liberalism on display here:

"...Rather than pursuing the unsustainable neoliberal world market and the xenophobic and nationalist measures taken by more and more governments, we should choose another path: that of ecological and social relocalisation... "https://t.co/FaaI2XWNEs.

— Local Futures (@EconofHappiness) November 21, 2020