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Degrowth is an idea that critiques the global capitalist system which pursues growth at all costs, causing human exploitation and environmental destruction. Degrowth means transforming societies to ensure environmental justice and a good life for all within planetary boundaries.

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Degrowth is an idea that critiques the global capitalist system which pursues growth at all costs, causing human exploitation and environmental destruction. The degrowth movement of activists and researchers advocates for societies that prioritize social and ecological well-being instead of corporate profits, over-production and excess consumption. This requires radical redistribution, reduction in the material size of the global economy, and a shift in common values towards care, solidarity and autonomy. Degrowth means transforming societies to ensure environmental justice and a good life for all within planetary boundaries.

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    /r/Degrowth

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    Has anyone made a response to this video?

    Hello, I’m fairly new to the concept of degrowth (pretty much everything I know about it came from this video), and I’m not completely sold one way or the other. I recently found this video, a response to the other video, and wanted to see what people in the degrowth community had to say about it.

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    2024/04/14
    17:33 UTC

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    The acceleration in global warming. The rise in global surface temperatures is climbing fast.

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    2024/04/13
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    An Australian Anarchist's Position on the Ongoing Israel-Palestine Gaza Situation

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    2024/04/09
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    Have anybody seen a profitable company whose profit relies on degrowth

    Recently I had being chatting with a friend, and we came to a realization why degrowth doesn't work mainstream. All business models are all based on growth mindset (eg. Sustainable clothing brands, fairphone etc)

    Have anybody seen a company that is profitable and also relies on degrowth to work to be profitable?

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    2024/04/08
    04:17 UTC

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    Interesting read!

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    2024/04/06
    19:49 UTC

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    Rethinking Economic Systems Inside the Planetary and Social Boundaries | T. Parrique | ChangeNOW2024

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    2024/04/06
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    Europeans and Indigeneity

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    2024/04/06
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    Capitalism = cancer

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    2024/04/05
    22:05 UTC

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    Why We Need Degrowth

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    2024/04/05
    15:52 UTC

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    Italy's Longest Factory Occupation: GKN and the Creation of a Non-Profit Factory

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    Would Prostitution Exist Under Communism?

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    2024/04/05
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    Degrowth: Is it time to live better with less? by CNBC International

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    2024/04/04
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    What we learn looking back at the Maoist Bananas Discourse

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    2024/04/04
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    Indian Met Dept. has declared the first heatwave conditions of 2024. Temperatures crossing 40C, This will push the humanitarian survivability threshold. 🔥🥵

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    2024/04/03
    15:17 UTC

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    Novels/Fiction featuring Degrowth

    I’ve read a few of the recent nonfiction degrowth books, but I am drawing a blank coming up with good novels (or novellas, short stories, …) that feature degrowth ideas, communities, societies, … especially where the change is gradual and not catastrophic. (One could argue that some post-apocalyptic novels are degrowth-by-default, but that is not what I am looking for - I am looking for fictional transformations one might use as (yes, fictional) examples for transition). Can anyone name some? I’ve tried browsing goodreads and storygraph etc., but end up with nonfiction works only. Thank you!!

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    2024/04/03
    12:31 UTC

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    How unfair is this life 😒. The first countries that will suffer from global warming will be the ones in the dark green

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    2024/04/03
    04:54 UTC

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    Updated chart, let’s see how it goes in April 2024

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    2024/04/01
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    Updated chart, let’s see how it goes in April 2024

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    2024/04/01
    16:36 UTC

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    How We End Consumerism

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    2024/03/31
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    Daily warming stripes for the global sea surface temperatures, with data from January 1, 1982 to March 25th, 2024

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    8 Ways Capitalism Kills and What We Can Do About It

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    Things are not improving in the North Atlantic.

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    2024/03/22
    17:41 UTC

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