Showing posts with label contraction and convergence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label contraction and convergence. Show all posts
4 November 2013

A New Carbon Budgeting Tool

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A guest post from Aubrey Meyer of the Global Commons Institute In the light of the positive attention to 'Contraction and Conve...
27 December 2010

Any Economy So Long as it is Colourful

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Henry Ford coined the adage that best describes the ethic of the mass production-mass production era of the 20th century: ‘Any customer can ...
13 September 2010

Living Within Our Means

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Green Party conference is still in full swing at the Birmingham Conservatoire. I was lucky that the two motions I had an interest in - one o...
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3 May 2010

Blood, Sweat and Tears?

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Let's just imagine, for one moment, that we do not understand how international finance works, that we accept the notion that we have no...
6 January 2010

We've got the contraction, what about the convergence?

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The most promising plan that the world can sign up to in order to reduce CO2 limits is Contraction and Convergence . It is appealing because...
18 September 2007

Bursting the carbon bubble

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The government hopes it has now stopped the decline in the asset base of Northern Rock by offering guarantees that all savers' deposits ...
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29 November 2006

Learning a stern lesson

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As part of the Green Party’s submission to the Stern Review I wrote that ‘the globalised capitalist economy is inherently unsustainable beca...