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
Bill Mitchell: First signs of a slowdown in the US labour market
The justification by the US Federal Reserve for pushing up interest rates to quell wages pressure does not stack up with the evidence. Read Here
Food Production
Dominic Kirui: Kenyan tea workers fight for damages from a Scottish tea giant
Around 2,500 workers are filing a case in Scotland, against James Finlay Kenya, claiming working conditions have caused them life-limiting injuries, writes Equal Times quoting trade unionists Read HERE bandabarn/Creative Commons
Climate Crisis
Circle Economy: The Circularity Gap Report 2020
The global economy is consuming 100 billion tonnes of materials a year for the first time ever, but the cycling rate of resources has gone into reverse. Read here
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