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By Jeremy Williams Posted on July 17, 2018

A life less throwaway

Throwaway culture is one of the more frustrating aspects of consumerism. It’s wasteful of resources and obviously bad for the environment, but it serves us badly too. We have to … Continue reading A life less throwaway

Categories: consumerism, DiscussionTags: books
By Jeremy Williams Posted on June 14, 2018

Bread, Wine, Chocolate

A book review and reflection on how we consume, by Julia Kendal. Julia is a social justice advocate for the international development agency, Tearfund. She is also a writer, a regular … Continue reading Bread, Wine, Chocolate

Categories: consumerism, DiscussionTags: books
By Jeremy Williams Posted on May 3, 2018April 30, 2018

Come on! A new report from the Club of Rome

The Club of Rome is best known for its 1972 report The Limits to Growth. It has not sustained the high profile that it had in the wake of that … Continue reading Come on! A new report from the Club of Rome

Categories: DiscussionTags: books

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