Feasta – Page 10 – The Foundation for the Economics of Sustainability

Feasta submission to the Citizens’ Assembly on Biodiversity Loss

This submission makes a series of recommendations to help reorient economic activity in Ireland away from pursuing increased consumption (GDP growth) as an end in itself, and towards social and ecological wellbeing.

FEASTA’s COP-27 Delegation Includes Young People from Most Affected Places

FEASTA is using its accredited observer status to nominate a delegation of young activists from Ireland, Brazil, India, and Pakistan to go to the UNFCCC’s next climate conference.

Custodians of Wellbeing

Graham Barnes discusses potential links and barriers to wellbeing that might derive from Central Bank Digital Currencies and from Universal (or is it Unconditional?) Basic Income.

Unsheltered by Barbara Kingsolver: Review

'A big theme of this book is how science can get blocked out by fear - the kind of fear that can lead people to vote for racist, misogynist, anti-environmental demagogues,' writes Caroline Whyte.

Does Ireland need to reorientate its education system to cultivate self-sufficiency and achieve a regenerative economy?

"To save the planet there is one glaring technology that no government or education consultant is advocating: our hands," argues Andrew Gillick.

Submission on Enterprise Policy in Ireland

This submission recommends a number of internal and external measures which could enable Irish businesses to adapt nimbly and thrive in a ‘post-growth’, wellbeing-oriented economy.

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