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The Green New Deal is not a solution for the real problem: Overshoot
Preface. Seibert & Rees’ paper is important and well-written, without unintelligible scientific jargon. It explains overshoot in just 13 pages, and covers the most important issues we face and real solutions. It explains why the Green New Deal is a … Continue reading
Posted in Limits To Growth, Overshoot
Tagged biocapacity, climate change, ecological limits, energy transition, overshoot, renewable energy, social justice, sustainability
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