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  • Podcast: Rethinking Marketing
    Dr Sarah Browne of Trinity Business School discusses the reasons why she moved away from teaching 'mainstream' marketing, ways in which academia can help to bring about a wellbeing economy, and her impressions of the Rethinking Growth conference. Interview with Seán Ó Conláin.
  • Podcast: Care and the Wellbeing Economy
    Mark Garavan speaks with David Somekh about the power of dominant narratives and the need for a new vision of care.
  • Feasta's Mike Sandler was among the panellists at this event, which was part of the New York Climate Week.
  • Rethinking Growth: Towards a Wellbeing Economy for Ireland
    Feasta co-hosted this conference on June 25 and 26 in Dublin which explored why a new economic approach is needed in Ireland, and how it will benefit people and planet.
  • Letter on Rethinking Growth in The Irish Times, by Mark Garavan
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We need an ecological civilisation before it’s too late

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October 13, 2018  

When a warming climate threatens your dinner plate

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October 13, 2018  

Feedbacks and removal of atmospheric aerosols could exacerbate temperature increases

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October 13, 2018  

Could Trump and a hard Brexit be better for the environment?

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October 13, 2018  

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of the IPCC 1.5 degree report and the Nobel to Nordhaus

"We should celebrate the positives from those news stories in raising general awareness. But for those who recognize the bad and ugly parts of those news stories, we must turn the resulting feeling of powerlessness into a political movement to form a Global Climate Trust and implement Cap Global Carbon," writes Mike Sandler.
October 12, 2018  

Dutch appeals court upholds landmark climate case ruling, could set precedent for legal action elsewhere on climate

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October 12, 2018  

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