Who's Going to Talk About Oligarchic Infiltration of Non-Profits?

Author and journalist Tom Horton is no stranger to the conflict between economic growth and environmental protection. In our March 8th episode of The Steady Stater, Horton joins Brian Czech to discuss barriers to the steady state economy in the media.https://t.co/7PITihxhy7

— CASSE (@SteadyStateEcon) March 18, 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

Can Steady State Economics Be Appropriated from Leftists?

We're not surprised. Those with the most capital and resources will do everything they can to keep them.

That's why we advocate for the steady state economy. Under our plan, every person would be allocated enough resources to live happily and comfortably, without excess. https://t.co/uoR8jzehNV

— CASSE (@SteadyStateEcon) November 27, 2020

The @ClubOfRome identified limits to growth at a time when steady-state economics was in its infancy. The club's report accurately predicted the ails of today: a battered planet, dwindled resources, and a precipitous decline in societal wellbeing. https://t.co/XxkegqTvi9

— CASSE (@SteadyStateEcon) November 26, 2020

Brian Czech on Rewilding

"If we really love those wide open space and that wildlife and then the broader biodiversity globally, we have just got to get into economics" — @BrianCzechCASSE

Hear Brian Czech deliver the blunt truth on the Rewilding Earth podcast by @Rewilding!https://t.co/dP6Wf7BgaX

— CASSE (@SteadyStateEcon) November 25, 2020

A Conversation with Herman Daly

Giving Thanks: A Conversation with Herman Daly

No one is more influential in the field of steady-state economics than its creator, Herman Daly. In this episode, @BrianCzechCASSE chats with Daly and gives thanks for his paradigm-shifting work.https://t.co/wwGYlQcjYE

— CASSE (@SteadyStateEcon) November 23, 2020

The Steady Stater

What Does It Mean to be a Steady-Stater?

What does it mean to be a steady stater?

In short, "Living life as a steady stater is all about making choices that meet our needs without compromising the needs of future generations."

But there's more to it! Find out how to be a steady stater below 🔽https://t.co/bejVtHdXDv

— CASSE (@SteadyStateEcon) November 11, 2020

Alas, offering deluded speculation today:

The 2020 American presidential election was one for the ages. President-Elect Joe Biden promises to restore the soul of America. What about advancing the steady state economy, though?

Read CASSE's analysis of the election in our newest blog article!https://t.co/PM7yPyihfU

— CASSE (@SteadyStateEcon) November 12, 2020

The Flaws Behind Unlimited Growth Thinking

Yes, Hirsch is superb on this.
Social scarcity - ratcheting up of contests for positional goods. See these resources at @CUSP_uk :https://t.co/b3S1xRfGXahttps://t.co/pgoecg4Zb8

— Ian Christie (@IanPChristie) November 6, 2020

3-Minute Bio of Vadana Shiva

On her 68th birthday, watch this inspiring 3-minute bio of CASSE
signatory Vandana Shiva: https://t.co/58y09kAEEY

— CASSE (@SteadyStateEcon) November 5, 2020

First population control. Today, cutting down on meat or cutting it out completely. I may read CASSE for its alternate theory of economics, but I oppose its policy recommendations and won't contribute to its mission.

"If we continue increasing meat consumption at current rates instead of shifting to a vegetable-heavy or plant-based diet, it will cost... the global economy up to about $1.6 trillion annually."

Shrink the economy by eating less or giving up meat!https://t.co/eJ8HFVrk0R

— CASSE (@SteadyStateEcon) November 4, 2020

Another Population Control Post from CASSE

Dear @UN,

There are few global crises more harmful to the wellbeing of mankind #overpopulation. No single nation can make big enough changes to stabilize the global pop. It must be a united effort by all countries to promote #smallerfamilies and greater #EducationforWomen. https://t.co/XPCovBTlZq

— CASSE (@SteadyStateEcon) November 4, 2020

But these prophets are too important to commit suicide for their cause...

Degrowth Fest 2020

Degrowth resonates: a reflection on DegrowthFest 2020 https://t.co/6n3UiUZiNp pic.twitter.com/2tUJKSou6H

— Resilience.org (@buildresilience) October 26, 2020

New Episode of the Steady Stater

NEW EPISODE OF THE STEADY STATER!

This week, @BrianCzechCASSE chats with Secretary of the State of Wisconsin @DougLaFollette about his work as an #environmentalist, the Wisconsin #conservation movement, and the need for a #steadystateeconomy!https://t.co/3QMWVdmNu3

— CASSE (@SteadyStateEcon) October 26, 2020

Related:

In his new film, renowned environmentalist David Attenborough makes a most compelling argument (albeit indirect) for the #steadystateeconomy.

His advocacy for #rewilding the planet and doing away with excess consumption falls perfectly in line with the CASSE position! https://t.co/u1MXS9zavG

— CASSE (@SteadyStateEcon) October 26, 2020

Take some time to listen to Ben Hunt describe the fiat world and how we can make our way in it, despite the incoherence it creates. As I have, I think @StrongTowns supporters will find @EpsilonTheory to be a critical resource in these times.https://t.co/vmaHeTkOa8

— Charles Marohn (@clmarohn) October 26, 2020

The Steady Stater Podcast

Did you miss yesterday's episode of The Steady Stater podcast?

If so, no worries! All episodes are available for download ANYTIME on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Google Podcasts, TuneIn, Overcast, and Buzzsprout 🔽https://t.co/SX1x1YDyDf

— CASSE (@SteadyStateEcon) October 20, 2020

Otto Scharmer and Matt Stinchcomb

Wasn't able to tune in yesterday? You're in luck! A video recording of the discussion is up now on our Youtube channel.

One participant called the conversation "an historic exchange / really exceptional!" Check it out here:https://t.co/6CqgDFLoqc

— Schumacher Center for a New Economics (@Center4NewEcon) September 4, 2020

Gerge Monbiot and the 40th Annual E. F. Schumacher Lectures

To hear George Monbiot speak more on the topic of land, register below for our 40th Annual E.F. Schumacher Lectures taking place in October, "Land as a Commons: Building the #NewEconomy." This year's lectures will be virtual and free of charge.https://t.co/6ZWpJV9oTe

— Schumacher Center for a New Economics (@Center4NewEcon) September 3, 2020

Related:

"Literally and metaphorically, land underlies our lives, but its ownership and control have been captured by a tiny number of people."@GeorgeMonbiot gets to the root of many of the crises our societies currently face: land!https://t.co/eRLh6tunkj

— Schumacher Center for a New Economics (@Center4NewEcon) September 3, 2020

Brian Czech on Planet of the Humans

Watch CASSE Executive Director Brian Czech take the big #environmental NGOs to task for their “green growth” rhetoric.

On the other hand, Czech commends The @WildlifeSociety , @USSEE , and American Society of @Mammalogists for their integrity.https://t.co/GKVbgnCkEw

— CASSE (@SteadyStateEcon) May 21, 2020

Nixon and the Steady-State Economy

The Overlooked Anniversary: Forty Years Ago Congress and the President Called for a Steady State Economy