How has this only got one like? This is such an enlightening episode - like you, I knew so little - and Alice is such a brilliant communicator. I'm going to have to listen again to take in everything she said, but loved her eloquent and no-punches-pulled delivery. Not least the on the nail observation that "green solutions and circular systems cannot operate unless we're in a degrowth economy".
A truly intersectional conversation. Bravo.
PS: totally here for a bit of Rene Descartes on the pod.
Yeah Tim, the depth of my lack of knowledge, has really shown up over the last few months. Alice, a few others and I, have been working on UN/PARA/LD almost daily, and I still need to go and give this another listen.
And, we’ve had just a few conversations about how circular economics only works with a degrowth of material production and I would say when the circular economy is decentralised and citizen-led. Which is why I love working in this project.
Thanks Tim. These episode tend to always be a slow burn tbh. Especially this one, which as you rightly say conveys some really fascinating and at times challenging ideas. And Descartes, of course.
How has this only got one like? This is such an enlightening episode - like you, I knew so little - and Alice is such a brilliant communicator. I'm going to have to listen again to take in everything she said, but loved her eloquent and no-punches-pulled delivery. Not least the on the nail observation that "green solutions and circular systems cannot operate unless we're in a degrowth economy".
A truly intersectional conversation. Bravo.
PS: totally here for a bit of Rene Descartes on the pod.
Yeah Tim, the depth of my lack of knowledge, has really shown up over the last few months. Alice, a few others and I, have been working on UN/PARA/LD almost daily, and I still need to go and give this another listen.
And, we’ve had just a few conversations about how circular economics only works with a degrowth of material production and I would say when the circular economy is decentralised and citizen-led. Which is why I love working in this project.
Thanks Tim. These episode tend to always be a slow burn tbh. Especially this one, which as you rightly say conveys some really fascinating and at times challenging ideas. And Descartes, of course.