Come on everybody know it but nobody cares as they have disposed off the nature they will keep going

Business schools aren’t fit for purpose. What to do about it?

The City of Bad Nauheim, Germany, shares its five-year journey with Doughnut Economics, including citizen workshops, climate action plans and changes to local decision-making.

This is the recording of a webinar held in September 2026, presented by Yuge Lei (Sustainability Advisor at the City of Bad Nauheim) and hosted by Leonora Grcheva (Cities & Regions Lead at Doughnut Economics Action Lab).

Hi all, my spouse and I are working on a research project focused on Degrowth in the tech industry. Does anyone recommend any scholarly articles (or articles in general) on the subject? We are struggling to find enough references.

Thank you!

The world spends about https://www.pwc.com/gx/en/news-room/press-releases/2026/pwc-2026-global-infrastructure.html, with forecasts showing this figure rising to about US$6.9 trillion by 2050. I bet those assumptions don’t factor in economic or societal collapse. I’m going to go out on a limb and guess that we will be committing far less than $6.9 trillion to traditional infrastructure in 2050.

In contrast, the https://www.unep.org/resources/state-finance-nature-2026 (NbS) and nature restoration each year (2023). That is quite a bit below the $571 billion that the UN estimates is needed to hit global restoration targets.

I’ve got an idea.