The pursuit of infinite economic growth is driving climate breakdown and producing ecologically toxic architecture, argues Phineas Harper, one of the chief curators of the Oslo Architecture Triennale.
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Economics
Michael Roberts: From Communism to Activism?
A good marxist piece confirming that the class conflict has not disappeared, even when it is given modish new names Read here
Climate Crisis
Andrew Simms – The case for an Ecological Interest Rate
Between the Anglo-American political horror shows of 2020 and the raging pandemic, something much less theatrical drifted centre stage to play a more than usually important role: interest rates. Read here
Energy
DIW: Ten years after Fukushima: Nuclear energy is still dangerous and unreliable
• Analysis of global nuclear power developments, especially since the Fukushima major accident • Since the beginning of the commercial use of nuclear power in the 1950s major incidents have repeatedly occurred • Report investigates […]
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