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Debate: Food – Who Pays the Price? (TVE, BBC World, IFAD)

March 3, 2013March 3, 2013 Crelis 0 Comments

Food – Who Pays the Price? (October 2008) raises important questions about who produces the food we eat and how.

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Development Environment Technology 

Development in Bad Waters (AMRF)

February 18, 2013May 14, 2013 Crelis 0 Comments

A 60-minutes video documentary of an action research programme on drinking water and public health in Bangladesh, in collaboration with

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Open source hardware (Marcin Jakubowski)

February 1, 2013 Crelis 0 Comments

Some questions that came up while watching this: Could open source hardware help achieve a greater global distribution of the

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The iPhone Economy (New York Times)

January 20, 2013January 20, 2013 Crelis 0 Comments

Apple’s iPhone is a model of American ingenuity, but most of its components are manufactured somewhere else. The decline of

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Infinite growth in a finite world: risk or certainty? (John Thackara)

December 23, 2012 Crelis 0 Comments

2012 PopTech talk by social critic John Thackara, where he argues that the current human paradigm of endless growth is obviously unsustainable,

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Is water still running? (Ned Breslin)

December 23, 2012December 23, 2012 Crelis 0 Comments

Tired of seeing broken hand pumps and taps litter Africa, Asia, and Latin America, Breslin sees these as signs of

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The Largest Mass Poisoning in History (AMRF)

December 23, 2012 Crelis 0 Comments

In Bangladesh, millions of rural poor are currently drinking water that is contaminated with high levels of arsenic. Although the

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Reading Marx’s Capital Vol I & II (David Harvey)

December 14, 2012 Crelis 0 Comments

Reading Marx’s Capital Vol I (13 video lectures) Reading Marx’s Capital Vol II (12 video lectures)

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A simple an effective explanation of Climate 101 (Climate Reality Channel)

December 13, 2012 Crelis 0 Comments
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Symposium on Limits to Growth (Club of Rome and Smithsonian Institution)

November 18, 2012 Crelis 0 Comments

A 9 hours symposium on the Limits to Growth study. The Club of Rome and the Smithsonian Institution hosted a

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timparrique Timothée Parrique @timparrique ·
8 Aug

What @paulkrugman says about green growth and degrowth is not only wrong - it is dangerous. Here is why.

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felixvanhoften Felix van Hoften @felixvanhoften ·
30 Jul

https://illuminem.com/illuminemvoices/1ab65908-2352-4ae9-8738-5313a3b147e6

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eadi EADI @eadi ·
20 Jul

#inclusive #development can only be achieved if the growth-addiction of our economies is addressed, argues @UvA_AISSR's @crelisr on our blog

"Applying green and inclusive lubricants to its mechanisms is not the solution. We must abandon growth itself."

http://www.developmentresearch.eu/?p=1103

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crelisr Crelis Rammelt @crelisr ·
12 Jul

I’m all for more circularity, but images like these suggest there won’t be any waste or losses. This goes against the laws of thermodynamics. Instead, let’s imagine degrowing to a steady-state ‘circular’ economy with throughput that doesn’t overwhelm the earth system.

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ontgroei_nl ontgroei @ontgroei_nl ·
11 Jul

Tien Nederlandse gemeenten is gevraagd hoe zij minder materialen en energie kunnen verbruiken om zo binnen planetaire en sociale grenzen te blijven. Het onderzoek van @robvanderrijt laat zien dat huidig beleid niet voldoende is.

#degrowth #degrowthnl

https://ontgroei.degrowth.net/beleidsaanbevelingen-voor-laten-ontgroeien-lokale-economie/

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klimaatzuster Anne-Marie Pronk @klimaatzuster ·
24 Jun

@HeleendeConinck @MStellinga Er ontbreekt iets belangrijks: de eindigheid van grondstoffen. Zie @ron_rovers @JKSteinberger @crelisr @ontgroei_nl @robvanderrijt
@Klimaatplein

En het climate justice aspect https://twitter.com/jasonhickel/status/1377180178690940934?t=U5PnFcQ-HbA3bPgKi0isEQ&s=19
+ https://twitter.com/jasonhickel/status/1339870720659230720?t=uyvffBSHHFQP-z4zrvNAcA&s=19

Uitgebreide analyse: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0959378020307512?via%3Dihub

Jason Hickel @jasonhickel

The global North is responsible for 92% of total excess carbon dioxide emissions. Climate breakdown is colonial in character and ultimately requires an anti-colonial struggle in response.

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crelisr Crelis Rammelt @crelisr ·
24 Jun

Quelqu'un peut-il me dire ce que signifie cette affiche ?

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crelisr Crelis Rammelt @crelisr ·
20 Jun

Dutch politicians do not yet dare to think about abandoning growth https://ontgroei.degrowth.net/notreadyforabandoninggrowth/ @GerritStg @ontgroei_nl

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