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What is worth more – art or life? And should we talk about things that have been talked about before?
Van Gogh, Just Stop Oil, activism, repetition and argumentative fallacies.
Some book suggestions on environment, sustainability and economics
To prepare for the upcoming holiday season, here are some book suggestions on environment, sustainability and economics that might be interesting for you.
[#FutureGenerations series] Claude Garcia: embrace complexity and opt for system thinking
Claude Garcia shared with us his passion for giving the best tools and thinking mechanisms to the public to decide and strategise when facing two of the biggest existential crises of humanity: climate change and biodiversity loss.
A trip to the southernmost point of Vietnam
This summer I returned to Vietnam and fulfilled my long-held dream of going to the southernmost province of Vietnam – Cà Mau.
“Desirable future”: a concept to encourage industries to create a more sustainable world
Some new narratives to encourage industries to take up their environmental shifts: 2 articles and 1 podcast from StimShift!
Why don’t we hear about the ozone layer anymore, and when will we stop hearing about climate change?
What can we learn from the collective endeavor against a thinning ozone layer in the 1908s, and how can we replicate this success in our fight against climate change and biodiversity loss today?
[#FutureGenerations series] Julia Bodin: radical changes through dialogues
#FutureGeneration series: a talk with Julia Bodin, founder of Let’s Talk Waste and co-founder of Future of Waste. We discuss the power of dialogues, open-mindedness and open-heartedness to find solutions that make sense for all involved people.
[Recap] Saving forests – a special issue of National Geographic
In May 2022, National Geographic released a special issue called “Saving forests” and how they are the key to protecting the planet. Here’s a recap of this issue.
Over-consumption in pop music: not a fan’s fault
Her favorite band drops a new album, Trang, an office worker, pre-ordered eight CDs. “Why that many?”, you may ask. The reasons vary, but the roots of this excessive purchase lie between fans’ support for their artists, problematic music charts and music labels’ sale tactics.
Reinvention: moving away from the absurdity of single-use, single-buy and individual use
We examine the limitations of the “green economy”, the absurdity of single-use, single-buy and individual use, and discuss the need for reinvention in order to rethink these dominant designs of our time.
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