War and Peace and the Steady State Economy
Herman Daly discusses the natural alliances between peacemakers and steady staters, and between the growth economy and warfare.
Herman Daly discusses the natural alliances between peacemakers and steady staters, and between the growth economy and warfare.
This Earth Day, Brent Blackwelder urges us to double the current amount of native forest cover.
James Magnus-Johnston describes how businesses may operate in a steady state economy.
Herman Daly reviews Kerryn Higgs’ Collision Course (Endless Growth on a Finite Planet), finding her explanation of the ascendancy of the weaker anti-Limits position constitutes a kick in the head for those of us who believe in the persuasive power of reasoned argument.
Many activities that today damage rivers and fisheries would not occur in a steady state economy.
In part two of two, Eric Zencey explains how American Constitutional case law has come to value private property over the interests of other citizens.
Some politicians will go quite far to cling to an aging growth-at-all-costs narrative.
Dr. Blackwelder discusses how those in faith-based communities can become powerful allies for those of us seeking an economy that meets peoples’ needs without undermining the life support systems of the planet.
Whether or not you like President Obama or his policy preferences, you have to acknowledge his consistency. Even those with “zero regard” for the president confess, “At least Obama is consistent.”
But not consistently. There is one issue, at least, on which he hasn’t held still, moving in and out like an octopus in a sunken ship. That issue is the relationship between economic growth and environmental protection.
Magnus-Johnston explains how these investments are funded, and how it exacerbates our economy’s growth imperative.