Feasta – Page 80 – The Foundation for the Economics of Sustainability

Putting moral philosophy back into economics

"The first step to putting ethics back into economics is to take centuries of PR spin out of it and describe the world as it is, not the comfortable ideas that we would prefer to believe." This article by Brian Davey can be read to get a summary overview of many of the ethical themes in Credo.

All of the world’s money and markets in one visualization

Here's a visualisation of the world's markets and money system which we found very revealing. In the words of one very rich man, Warren Buffet, derivatives are "financial weapons of mass destruction".

Extracted – How the Quest for Mineral Wealth is Plundering the Planet: Review

Architect and long-time Feasta supporter Sally Starbuck writes "this book demonstrates how all minerals are finite, and the energy demand of their extraction and refinement can only continue to increase, as will their uneven distribution and access."

A personal account of the Climate Conversations by Willi Kiefel

Long-time Feasta member Willi Kiefel was instrumental in promoting the inclusion of a very wide group of participants, including unions, in the recent Climate Conversations that were held in Ireland. You can read his personal account of the Conversations on the Climate Gatherings website here.…

Draft report: Promoting Closed Loop Agricultural Practices for Biodiversity Enhancement

We welcome comments on this draft report which has been submitted to the Irish Environmental Network by Feidhlim Hardy, on behalf of Feasta.

The forks in the road after the Paris agreement, by Mike Sandler

"The only thing missing from the Agreement is who, what, and how," writes Mike Sandler. "Like a zen koan, the Agreement is a riddle that just leads to more questions."

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