Claims: collapse-degrowth

• A dominant economic fact of the past half century is . . . .
• A Guide to Staying Human – Part 3: Why mindfulness matters when the world is breaking down
• April readings
• Crazy Town: Episode 127. What Lies Beneath: AMOC, El Niño, & Climate Chaos with Emily Schoerning
• February & March readings
• Green growth
• How we could end capitalism – and build a kind, green, cooperative economy
• Is the U.S. Trade Deficit a Loss or a Gain?
• January readings
• Key takeaways from the “Spiritualities of Resilience” symposium exploring ways of responding to a planet in crisis
• Krugman on Trump’s 80th birthday party
• Las promesas vacías de las Soluciones Basadas en la Naturaleza: los casos de Shell y BP
• Low-tech Magazine: The Uncompressed Book Series
• Lützerath bleibt!
• Medieval inflation medicine
• new issue of RWER – #113
• New models constantly renovate poverty
• November readings
• October readings
• On planning and disaster: Notes from an earthquake
• Reading the Times: As climate disasters mount, why is Donald Trump still the bigger story?
• Rediscovering the Handcart
• Social capital and community resilience: A conversation with Daniel Aldrich
• Stories of permafrost
• The AI Bubble
• The data center showdown in Lackawanna County
• The restoration of farms and farmers: Why Denmark is rethinking industrial agriculture
• The sociology study that changed my thinking
• Trickle-down economics, the Swedish way
• Understanding entropy as a constraint on economic processes
• We’re measuring extreme heat better than ever. The human toll still goes underreported
• What does ‘care’ really mean in agroecology?
• When the Saints go marching out: New Orleans and the resilience of cities
• Winter is Coming: Build a Solar Powered Foot Stove