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We need to value natural capital | Greenbiz
We are currently trapped in the illusion of growth. The belief that all businesses should grow indefinitely. To expand their business, profits, and workforce… Everything in nature is circular, so there’s nothing natural about this growth craze.
Angelos Arnis • Designing for the last earth
We are no longer headed toward a smooth or linear transition. What lies ahead is volatile, uncertain, and spiky—marked by rupture rather than reform. As our current economic engines collapse, we’re witnessing a deepening inability to allocate capital toward the future. Capital is increasingly being mobilised to preserve existing assets—assets under... See more
first, we reach a collective, politically mediated agreement on the right amount of nature to turn toward human purposes: how much of the produce of the sea, how much of the soil, the water; how much of the capacity of the atmosphere to absorb and transform waste; how much of the land’s ability to recover from the scars of mineral extraction; how m
... See moreCharles Eisenstein • Sacred Economics: Money, Gift, and Society in the Age of Transition
of any damage being done to our capital stocks.3
Paul Gilding • The Great Disruption
Capitalising Tomorrow We are no longer headed toward a smooth or linear… | Indy Johar | 40 comments
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We need exponentially less of the degenerative forms of capitalism and exponentially more of the increasingly resilient and regenerative forms.