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  • jordan avatar
    jordanSA·...

    When it comes "the global warming debate," there are often third ways that are ignored

    Often the framing is "global warming" and "climate deniers" or something like that. but it seems like there are obviously multiple perspectives here, and these two black and white boxes keep us from really seeing potential solutions....
    environmental-policy
    sustainable-development
    climate-change-debates
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  • Eric Stevens avatar
    Eric Stevens·...
    If people cannot change the commodities society depends on, then protest alone will never produce lasting change. Protest is good at signaling pain. It is not designed to reroute capital. That’s not a moral judgment. It’s a structural one....
    sociology
    economics
    political-science
    7
  • ↳onWhen it comes "the global warming debate," there are often third ways that are ignoredby
    jordan avatar
    jordan
    tommy avatar
    tommy·...
    When I read "Protect 80%+ of the Earth’s land for environmental stewardship" my gut reaction was "yeah, right ~rolls eyes~" but then I immediately started thinking about how that could be possible - homes, offices, shopping malls that are integrated with the environment in...
    urban-planning
    architecture
    environmental-conservation
    5
  • Eric Stevens avatar
    Eric Stevens·...

    Stop Debating Outcomes. Start Replacing Inputs.

    We talk about systems like they are ideas. They are not. Every economic system is built on a small set of physical inputs. Commodities. Materials. Things that get dug up, grown, refined, shipped, and standardized. Whoever controls those inputs controls everything downstream....
    sociology
    economics
    environmental-science
  • ↳onWaking up happy!by
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    Willow
    nat avatar
    nat·...

    What is the Wellbeing Economy?

    economics
    public-policy
    sustainable-development

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