Podcast: politicians and the wellbeing economy
Caroline Whyte
Seán Ó Conláin
In our Bridging the Gaps podcast series, the hosts, Seán O’Conláin and Caroline Whyte, explore a range of topics with guests...
When all hope is lost, keep fighting
On the one hand, it’s simply impossible to overstate just how dire the climate and biodiversity emergency really is, and in truth, most people...
Beyond Extractivism
Working towards a sufficiency-based approach to the extraction and use of resources
Feasta is working with partner organisations to...
Progress through technology? Nein, danke
Every country has its deeply entrenched lobby group, and in the case of Germany, its massive motor industry pulls the political strings, exercising a...
Dire warnings falling on deaf ears
Late March saw the launch of the IPCC’s AR6 Synthesis Report, which brings together the three main strands, as well as other IPCC special reports,...
To save our world, we must fall in love with nature
“In the end we will conserve only what we love, we will love only what we understand, and we will understand only what we...
Healthy Habitats
Environmental action is often framed in terms of improving single metrics such as carbon or nitrogen. Yet this approach risks inadvertently causing damage by over-emphasising one...
Feeding aircraft while people go hungry
As the squeeze on heavy users of fossil fuels to be seen to be cleaning up their act intensifies, there is now a flurry...
A Dialogue with Professor Tim Jackson: the Art of the Wellbeing Economy, March 29...
THE ART OF THE WELLBEING ECONOMY
A Dialogue with Professor Tim Jackson
WEBINAR I WEDNESDAY 29th MARCH I 19.30 – 21.00 GMT Iweall.org/ireland
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Environmental Justice and Carbon Pricing
In the face of conservative denialism, U.S. climate activists have generally presented a united front: we’ll take what we can get, and we won’t...











