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Three forgotten lessons about the circular economy

17/12/202002/01/2022 - 1 Comment

A circular economy requires a more holistic view of the economy (image by Tony Biddle 2020). Emma Fromberg retrieves some earlier wisdom. I vividly remember the first time that the idea …

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The point of no return

03/07/202025/01/2022 - Leave a Comment

The disintegration of growth is irreversible. Roxana Bobulescu explains. I was born in Romania in 1972 when the country was a socialist republic. It was the year of the Meadows …

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The trillion tree delusion

03/07/202002/01/2022 - Leave a Comment

Going carbon neutral by planting a trillion trees will make our climate problem worse says Kathleen McAfee. Will planting trees save the planet from global warming? Billionaires attending the 2020 …

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Davos, 2030

02/04/202025/01/2022 - 1 Comment

The Mint despatches Guy Dauncey to Switzerland, a decade into the future, to report on the global summit. It was pouring when we arrived in Davos. The local news channels …

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What will time tell?

02/04/202031/12/2021 - Leave a Comment

Covid infection is, for most people, a rough few days. A side effect of mass containment could atrophy our humanity. Frances Coppola evaluates the prospects. The fight against the coronavirus …

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Beware Brits bearing myths

12/12/201931/12/2021 - Leave a Comment

Greece’s slide into depression became a cautionary tale told by Tories to get the UK to do its austerity duty. But a decade on, where there is now hope in …

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Why we should abandon GDP

12/12/201902/01/2022 - 4 Comments.

Gross Domestic Product is the most popular and useless quantity in economics say Erald Kolasi and Blair Fix. For all that it purports to say, Gross Domestic Product (GDP) fails …

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Nordhaus’s Nobel Prize is safe but the World isn’t

04/07/201929/03/2022 - 6 Comments.

An economic analysis that won the highest of accolades and spawned influential followers has sharpened the threat from climate change, says Steve Keen. One of the provisions of the Nobel …

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