We discuss why entrepreneurs are worshiped by economic leaders, the promise of liquidity networks for reforming currency dynamics, the ability for energy bonds to revolutionize community energy projects and the effect of introducing new technologies into an economic system.Īlso in XE #17 we respond to listener feedback, play a fantastic voicemail from a dedicated listener on ethanol subsidies and throw our endorsement behind an upcoming film about youth fighting for climate justice: you can support Just Do It via their IndieGoGo project. Richard explains how his educational background in economics stifled his worldview for a many years and the effect The Limits to Growth had on changing his mind about the ways in which modern economics are practiced. Richard is an author of many books on the fallacies of economic growth, co-founder of the Foundation for the Economics of Sustainability (FEASTA) and a Fellow of the Post Carbon Institute. ![]() By using our site and services, you agree to our use of cookies. We use cookies for various purposes including analytics. Grab your free download of Halo (Hardstyle Remix) by Beyonce, JOKA on Hypeddit. In Extraenvironmentalist #17 we speak with Richard Douthwaite about the collection of essays he co-edited on the coming financial storm, Fleeing Vesuvius. Grab your free download of Halo (Hardstyle Remix) by Beyonce, JOKA on Hypeddit. Can ideas like liquidity networks help us survive in this new age of emergency? Surviving in this new world will require a radically different idea about how money can operate in localized units of economic exchange. ![]() While easily accessible energy has created a massive financial bubble on the way up Hubbert's curve, the primary agent on the way down will be unraveling financial complexities built up over the last 60 years. ![]() The interplay between energy and money will be the underlying factor behind the biggest stories of the next decade.
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