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The Good Ancestor
We were warned. Lots of people warned us about the possibility of a global pandemic years before the outbreak of COVID-19. But we didn’t listen and we didn’t prepare. We’ve known for decades about the catastrophic effects of greenhouse gas … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, climate change, doughnut economics, good ancestor, nonfiction, planetary boundaries, roman krznaric, sustainability
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A Life on Our Planet
David Attenborough has spent his entire career making documentary films about life on our planet. Series like Life on Earth, and The Blue Planet set the standards for outstanding film-making and educated hundreds of millions of people about the beauty, … Continue reading
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Tagged biodiversity, book review, david attenborough, doughnut economics, nonfiction, planetary boundaries, rewilding, sustainability
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Doughnut Economics
How do we shift our economy from a focus on never-ending GDP growth to living within the “Doughnut?” Continue reading
Posted in Books, Economics, Environment
Tagged development, doughnut economics, growth, kate raworth, planetary boundaries, sustainability
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