14.06.2022
Investing in the Future: Young People Are the Greatest Resource We Have

Former Minister of Education Lorenzo Fioramonti recounts his experience of trying to reform Italian education policy to put ecology at the heart of learning.

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14.06.2022
Making Sense of the World: Why Education Is Key to Change

Maja Göpel on how education, imagination, and ideas can spark wider societal change.

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08.06.2022
Redefining Resilience Through Ecology at School

Beyond teaching the facts of our current trajectory, environmental education must harness young people’s capacity for change and to adapt.

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05.10.2021
Communities Against Climate Change: Exploring Resilience in Rural Scotland

Rosanna Harvey-Crawford examines local resilience and community projects in rural Scotland.

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15.10.2020
The Doughnut Model for a Fairer, Greener Amsterdam

As Brussels prepares to reform its economy on the basis of the doughnut model, Amsterdam is already taking the leap with its circular economy strategy.

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28.11.2019
Dragging Finance Out of the Fossil Age

We sat down with Molly Scott Cato, Green MEP and economist, to discuss the EU’s sustainable finance package, alternatives to the current banking model and the role of speculation in Brexit.

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13.03.2019
Doughnut Economics for a Thriving 21st Century

An interview on daring to dream and designing economics to regenerate life and community, to thrive rather than to grow.

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15.08.2018
The UK Plastic Crisis Unwrapped

Public momentum to tackle plastic waste is strong in the UK, but political barriers stall further progress.

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29.05.2018
Welfare and Work Within Planetary Limits

Now the economy has overshot key ecological limits, more sustainable social protection systems that do not depend on environmentally destructive forms of work must be found.

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05.01.2018
Our Sustainability is Someone Else’s Disaster: Cities and the Environment

Are smart techno-managerial solutions the perfect alibi for resource extraction and inequality in our cities? We talked to author and academic Maria Kaika about the way that green technology so-called solutions are sometimes anything but, and can displace real action.

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