The fastest and most reliable way to reduce emissions is to make fundamental changes to the economy. But how can the economy be transformed in ways that actually improve people’s lives – providing the huge environmental benefits we need without enormous social and economic costs?
The answer is simple: economic localization.
We need to address the failures of capitalism and its ineffective reforms head-on by creating decentralized and cooperative local economies, emphasizing local production with local resources, to meet local needs, and to build local wealth.
What does fermentation have to do with systems change? More than you’d think, according to author and fermentation enthusiast, Sandor Katz.
The coronavirus pandemic has caused a sea change in priorities, which requires entirely different thinking and policies—ones much more closely aligned with heterodox post-growth thinking than with pro-growth economic orthodoxy.
What are the conditions that need to be in place to establish a decentralized economy through regional self-sufficiency?
Nine years after its release, The Economics of Happiness is as relevant as it has ever been.
A regenerative economy goes beyond sustainability and requires local collaboration and solidarity among individuals as co-creative participants.
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