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2004/X A Synopsis: Limits to Growth: The 30-Year Update

2004/10 Book Discussion: Limits to Growth: The 30-Year Update

2010/3 The History of The Limits to Growth

2012/3 The Ponzi Scheme of Perpetual Growth

2012/3 When Worlds Collide

2012/4 Looking Back on the Limits to Growth

2012/4 The Limits of The Limits to Growth

2012/5 Club of Rome has a skeptical take on the future

2012/7 Environmental Alarmism Then and Now

2012/12 'The Limits to Growth': A Book That Launched a Movement

2013/4 Resource Shock: How Resource Scarcity and Climate Change Could Produce a Global Explosion

2013/6 40 years later, time has not been kind to The Limits to Growth

2013/6 End of the World — or Decline of the West?

2013/11 Planetary boundaries, Limits to Growth and the climate debate

2014/1 The Power of Three Words: ‘Not-for-Profit’

2014/6 Scientists Limits to Growth Vindicated - Urge Investment Transition in Circular Economy

2014/9 Limits to Growth Vindicated: World Headed Towards Environmental, Economic Collapse

2014/9 Limits to Growth was Right: New Research Shows We're Nearing Collapse

2014/9 Limits to Growth was right. New research shows we're nearing collapse

2015/6 Growing Growing Gone Reaching the Limits

2015/11 A Conversation with Gail Tverberg of OurFiniteWorld.com - Kunstler

2016/1 No Soil & Water Before 100% Renewable Energy

2016/4 Policies to steer the economy away from disaster

2017/4 Deep sea mining could help develop mass solar energy – is it worth the risk?

2017/5 The Fallacy of Endless Economic Growth

2018/2 Is it possible for everyone to live a good life within our planet’s limits?

2018/8 End of the world: MIT prediction from 1973 is proving true

2018/8 HSBC warns that Earth is running out of resources to sustain life

2018/9 The World is Running Out of Sand – Member Feature Stories – Medium

2018/10 Gloomy 1970s predictions about Earth’s fate still hold true

2018/10 Hans Joachim Schellnhuber paints a picture for the Club of Rome – Jeremy Leggett

2019/8 Japan just found a ‘semi-infinite’ deposit of rare-earth minerals

2019/9 Computing a hard limit on growth: Book review of Growth: From Microorganisms to Megacities by Vaclav Smil

2019/10 Vaclav Smil on the Need to Abandon Growth

2019/10 Vaclav Smil: ‘Growth must end. Our economist friends don’t seem to realise that’

2019/11 Club of Rome: Looking to Africa for solutions to climate collapse

2021/4 New Netflix documentary brings the planetary boundaries to the world

2021/11 Rare Earth Elements: Where in the World Are They?

2022/3 Are there limits to economic growth? It’s time to call time on a 50-year argument

2022/8 “Superabundance” Review

2022/8 Has Everyone Forgotten the Economics of Exhaustible Resources?

2022/8 The Limits to Growth

2022/9 How much more economic growth can the planet sustain?

2023/9 An Economic Case Against Environmental Doomsayers

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2011 Ugly Modeling

2010/1 An Economist's Climate Quiz

2012/1 Economies must grow for the climate change fight

2012/3 Decoding Decoupling: Why the planet depends on it.

2012/12 The Gift of Death

2013/2 Want a Pro-Growth Pro-Environment Plan? Economists Agree: Tax Carbon.

2013/3 Patagonia founder takes aim: 'The elephant in the room is growth'

2013/3 The Tax Favored By Most Economists

2013/7 Huge methane belch in Arctic could cost $60 trillion

2013/10 Freakonomics » The Science May Be Settled, But the Economics Isn’t

2013/12 Moving beyond benefit-cost analysis of climate change

2014/4 None of the world’s top industries would be profitable if they paid for the natural capital they use

2014/5 An astonishing record – of complete failure

2014/5 Businesses That Ignore Natural Capital Could Lose out: Report

2014/5 Capitalism and climate change

2014/5 Capitalism unable to deal with climate change

2014/5 Power Decarbonization Cost Rises 22% to $44 Trillion, IEA Says

2014/5 Why don't economists get climate change?

2014/6 How Fish Cool Off Global Warming

2014/6 Open Sourcing Risky Business |

2014/6 The $142 Trillion Resource No One's Paying Attention To

2014/6 To Tackle Climate Change, We Need To Know What We're Facing. Now We Do.

2014/6 World Bank: Fighting Climate Change Would Boost Global Economy Up To $2.6 Trillion A Year

2014/7 How not dealing with climate change is killing our economy

2014/7 Limiting Temperature Rise to 2°C Is Still Possible—and it Pays to Do So

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