“Earth for All” now published in Chinese

Earth for All: A Survival Guide for Humanity – 众生的地球, – is now available for pre-order in Chinese.

Global population could peak below 9 billion in 2050s

Humanity’s main problem is luxury carbon and biosphere consumption, not population. The places where population is rising fastest have extremely small environmental footprints per person compared with the places that reached peak population many decades ago.

The cost of (in)action: financing economic systems change

This Goals House session discussed the real cost of economic systems change for governments, business and philanthropy, looking at what new policies and financing mechanisms are needed today, in order to create the opportunities of tomorrow.

Leading economic thinkers sign open letter calling for tax on the richest 1% to avoid threat to democracy

30 world-leading economists and economic thinkers have signed an open letter to world leaders calling for bold steps to tax wealth, income and companies to avoid a dangerous threat to democracy.

En jord för alla – Earth for All in Swedish

Earth4All presents five extraordinary turnarounds – the minimum actions we need to take now to achieve wellbeing for all on a relatively stable planet.

Earth4All researchers receive prize

Jorgen Randers and David Collste were commended at a conference on the 50 years since the Limits to Growth.

New G7 research shows overwhelming public support for nations to act on and invest in climate solutions

“But this is not what these silent deciders want. They recognise that rising food and energy costs are directly linked to climate change. The reality is that any attempt to gaslight their concerns will harm political leaders at the ballot box.”

First Earth4All youth solutions forum in Argentina

This workshop is one of the channels through which different stakeholder groups, here youth, can interact with the messages of Earth4All and localise them to their own context, culture and realities.

Earth4All at the New York city climate week

“When you look at the scenarios for 2020 in The Limits to Growth, you can see exactly the tipping points that we are seeing now. Weather events, social tipping points – the projections hold today.” said Sandrine. “All the warning signs were there, that the profit motive, which is the essence of neoliberal economics, would continue to stimulate that growth paradigm.”

Rising inequality risks regional collapse and climate catastrophe

The book explores two scenarios beginning in 1980 and ending in 2100. These scenarios entitled Too Little, Too Late and The Giant Leap explore how population, economies, resource use, pollution wellbeing and social tensions might change this century based on decisions made this decade.

From transformational economics to transformational leadership – COP26

The Rethinking Economics panel, chaired by Dr Kate Pickett, looked at the essential traits necessary for an economic system to confront the convergence of health, climate and biodiversity crises.

Science- and people-driven transformation for life within the planetary boundaries: Earth4All at TED Talks

Earth4All will build on new research in environmental, social and economics sciences to develop concrete pathways – but it is the role of everyone to raise their voices and advocate for this possible alternative future, she explained in a call for action.