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The third agrarian revolution: from production and consumption to relations

The third agrarian revolution: from production and consumption to relations In the 19th century Swedish agriculture underwent big changes. The earlier agriculture system was founded on a high share of permanent meadows where winter feed for the livestock was harvested. The manure was spread on the arable land where food for humans were grown. During […]

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If It’s Profitable, Is It Really Sustainable?

If It’s Profitable, Is It Really Sustainable? That an economic activity has to be profitable is considered a truism, something taken for granted and not reflected upon. But what if the opposite is the case? When I first took up small-scale organic farming in the 1970s, I spent a lot of energy in developing new methods […]

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Is the Green Deal a card shuffle trick?

Is the Green Deal a card shuffle trick? (NOTE; this is not an analysis of the US New Green Deal, it is about the “green growth” narrative with the European Green Deal as the point of departure.) The European Green Deal is a ”growth strategy that aims to transform the EU into a fair and prosperous […]

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There is no such thing as a business as usual scenario

There is no such thing as a business as usual scenario The discussions about how much it will cost to mitigate climate change is a smokescreen. What constitutes a cost is not an objective fact, but laden with assumptions and subjective values.   How much does it cost to stop climate change, to keep within the […]

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Olduvai IV: Courage
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Olduvai II: Exodus
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