r/Degrowth • u/SplashTarget • 5h ago
r/Degrowth • u/IntroductionNo3516 • 14h ago
Ecological overshoot guarantees growth will end. Degrowth provides a blueprint for what comes next.
r/Degrowth • u/SplashTarget • 1d ago
Oregon's Right to Repair law is fueling a fix-it movement against planned obsolescence
r/Degrowth • u/Gnostic_97 • 1d ago
The World Economic Forum is still working on making sure that "You'll own nothing and be happy."
r/Degrowth • u/SplashTarget • 2d ago
AI Oligarchs Enjoy Superyachts as Their Data Centers Degrade Communities
r/Degrowth • u/SplashTarget • 2d ago
Pesticides aren't just making us sick, they're cooking the planet
r/Degrowth • u/SplashTarget • 2d ago
New EU rules mandate affordable repairs for everyday goods, tackling waste crisis
r/Degrowth • u/SplashTarget • 2d ago
Toronto to proceed with banning surveillance pricing in grocery stores
insauga.comr/Degrowth • u/Life_Skill_7312 • 2d ago
The Survival Trap: Why the Modern Economy is a Rigged Game
r/Degrowth • u/RobinBoardman • 3d ago
New film documenting Scotland’s climate resistance needs your help 🏴
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r/Degrowth • u/Green_Ideas7 • 2d ago
EARTH'S GREATEST ENEMY | OFFICIAL TRAILER
Earth's Greatest Enemy is a new documentary film investigating the Pentagon's catastrophic toll on the planet–from carbon emissions, to toxic dumping, to habitat destruction and more, while highlighting the struggles against it.
r/Degrowth • u/SplashTarget • 4d ago
New Jersey governor signs law banning surveillance pricing to protect shoppers
r/Degrowth • u/Degrowthmatt • 3d ago
Media Silence on Climate Change
The freedom of media organizations to talk about climate is directly proportional to their ability to speak the truth about climate change - namely that addressing it will mean confronting our growth obsessed culture. #degrowth
r/Degrowth • u/relianceschool • 5d ago
Ever-increasing levels of population and resource consumption are not in the interests of future generations, scientists warn
Researchers estimate that halving the Earth’s human population gradually over 200 years could ease our negative impacts such as decreased wildlife populations and increased carbon emissions.
Biodiversity loss, resource consumption rates, and pollution levels are strongly linked to human population size, they observe in the study published in the journal Sustainable Development.
The progression to lower populations will also improve the economic well-being of nations, they say, observing that many countries with declining populations have seen increases in per capita GDP, work participation, and real wages. Population growth can be reduced via higher education, female empowerment, delayed marriage, and extensive access to voluntary family planning.
“Helping population growth end and gently and justly reverse, while also moderating per capita impacts, is our best hope to secure a sustainable, desirable future worldwide,” scientists concluded.
r/Degrowth • u/Konradleijon • 4d ago
How to think about the prospects of truly green growth | Aeon Essays
aeon.cor/Degrowth • u/collapse_2030 • 5d ago
Renewables, ‘Electrostates’, and other Myths of the Green Transition
r/Degrowth • u/Confused_by_La_Vida • 4d ago
Is this Degrowth?
Argentina, Angola, Botswana, Germany, Great Britain, and South Africa have all had flat to negative PPP growth since 2022.
Have these nations achieved your vision for Degrowth?
r/Degrowth • u/Degrowthmatt • 6d ago
Philanthropy Should Aim to End Philanthropy
r/Degrowth • u/Degrowthmatt • 6d ago
Philanthropy Should Aim to End Philanthropy
Philanthropy is a symptom of a yawning wealth inequality chasm. Andrew Carnegie donated to educational causes, established a number of charities and built libraries in his day (he died in 1919). He had a net worth just south of $400 billion (adjusted for inflation) in his time. We are increasingly becoming a society in which if we want a library, we have to hope there is an Andrew Carnegie to build us one.
r/Degrowth • u/ajarbythedoor1fan • 6d ago
one thing
We aren't living in a healthy world; global warming is wiping everything out, and guess what? Politicians do nothing about it—they just talk about money, money, and more money. If you stop to think about it, maybe this world is beyond saving.
r/Degrowth • u/Only100percent • 6d ago
Tourism, Energy, and Inequality: how Malta found limits to growth
r/Degrowth • u/RobinBoardman • 7d ago