Claims: degrowth

• 23 Responses to Economics’ Biggest-ever Question
• A brief introduction to the bioregional movement and bioregional congressing
• A dominant economic fact of the past half century is . . . .
• A legacy worth celebrating? Reflecting on 250 years of the American experiment
• April readings
• Crazy Town: Episode 129. Finding Crazy Town Part 1: The Strait of Everything
• February & March readings
• Food waste isn’t just about what we throw away, it’s a systems problem
• Green growth
• Growth mania is fueling dangerous advances in AI – and its existential risks
• How earth-centered education helps children learn through nature, play, and relationship
• How propaganda and false information are undermining humanitarian work
• How US renewable-energy growth persists despite federal policy uncertainty
• ‘Industrial memories’: What the history of the Anthropocene can tell us about where we’re headed
• Introducing PLAN, the tool that finds every public lands fight open for comment right now
• Is the U.S. Trade Deficit a Loss or a Gain?
• January readings
• Krugman on Trump’s 80th birthday party
• Las promesas vacías de las Soluciones Basadas en la Naturaleza: los casos de Shell y BP
• ‘Let’s call it earth grief’: Naming pain and loss in the age of climate crisis
• Limestone whitewash: An old material with practical benefits
• Low-tech Magazine: The Uncompressed Book Series
• Lützerath bleibt!
• November readings
• October readings
• On autumn asters, bumblebees find warmth at season’s end
• On planning and disaster: Notes from an earthquake
• Quick Thoughts on Wealth
• Rediscovering the Handcart
• Repeated storms are turning disaster recovery into a way of life, and leaving communities facing disaster fatigue
• Shutting down federal bee labs threatens bees, beekeepers and the US food system
• Stop press, same news: No energy transition, again
• Stories of permafrost
• The AI Bubble
• The dangers of using ungrounded idealisations
• The Great Dying offers a warning for a world ignoring climate collapse
• The sociology study that changed my thinking
• Trickle-down economics, the Swedish way
• Uganda’s peasant movements push back against harmful pesticides with agroecology
• Understanding entropy as a constraint on economic processes
• Why building inspiring alternatives is necessary to counter authoritarianism
• Why pronatalism won’t reverse birth-rate decline
• Winter is Coming: Build a Solar Powered Foot Stove