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What If the Global Economy Was a Giant Hamster? or Infinite Growth on a...
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What If We Abolished Income Taxes & Replaced Them With ‘Stuff Taxes’?
photo: Alan Cleaver via flickr Over at Green Biz there’s an interesting article that proposes a way to address the environmental impact of the goods we buy, as well as realign our tax code to stop...
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Would Millennium Consumption Goals Help Rich Nations Reduce Their Eco-Impact?
photo: David Blackwell / Creative Commons I’ll assume you know what the Millennium Development Goals are and assume the same about how the ‘developed’ world consumes natural resources is grossly in...
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