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Limits to growth: policies to steer the economy away from disaster

Limits to growth: policies to steer the economy away from disaster The earth is a finite place.  If the rich nations in the world keep growing their economies by 2% each year and by 2050 the poorest nations catch up, the global economy of more than 9 billion people will be around 15 times larger than it is […]

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Kurt Cobb: Money Cannot Manufacture Resources

Kurt Cobb: Money Cannot Manufacture Resources Disproving the fatal assumption central planners make Author Kurt Cobb writes frequently on energy and the environment and warns that our current economic policy suffers from a fatal degree of magical thinking: sufficient new resources will emerge if the price is high enough. As any fourth grader will tell you, […]

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Adjusting the Fifth to a Finite Planet, Part II

Adjusting the Fifth to a Finite Planet, Part II Editor’s Note: This is the second piece of a two-part post. You can read Part 1 here. Among the avenues by which Takings case law could be adapted to the reality of a finite planet are these three: One: Change the default by changing the definition of […]

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Keep Your Eyes On The Prize: Chris Martenson | Peak Prosperity

Keep Your Eyes On The Prize: Chris Martenson | Peak Prosperity. At the essential center of the framework of the Crash Course is the almost insultingly simple idea that endless growth on a finite planet is an impossibility. It is so simple it could be worked out by a clever 4 year-old. And yet it […]

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