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Not just survival: Economics that is healthy for children and other living things

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Why are climate warnings ignored?

The global consumer-capitalist machine is well-programmed to consume the planet in its quest to produce ever-more stuff. Avoiding pollution is incompatible with its present functioning. If we want to actually reduce greenhouse gas emissions we need to know how to get inside the machine and turn it off, or transform it. [Published 6 Nov by… Read More Why are climate warnings ignored?

October 29, 2024November 11, 2024 sackergeoff2 Comments

The cut-through message: wind, solar and pumped hydro are all we need, and cheaper

Wind, solar and pumped hydro energy storage can provide all the electrical energy we need, on demand, cheaply, quickly, with minimal carbon emissions.… Read More The cut-through message: wind, solar and pumped hydro are all we need, and cheaper

June 20, 2024June 21, 2024 sackergeoff8 Comments

Unconstrained competitive markets are the heart of the planetary problem

To properly stop the machine we need to look more carefully, to find the off-switch. Only turning the machine’s engine off will finally stop the destruction. Where is the engine, the beating heart of this global materialist-consumerist-industrial civilisation?… Read More Unconstrained competitive markets are the heart of the planetary problem

June 3, 2024 sackergeoffLeave a comment

This is the blog site of Geoff Davies. Economies cannot be separated from the society they are embedded in, nor societies separated from the biosphere they are embedded in. So although the title says Economics, it will cover all that is relevant.

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