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How the Concept of “Regenerative Good Growth” Could Help Increase Public and Policy Engagement and Speed Transitions to Net Zero and Nature Recovery

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By Jules Pretty, Dennis Garrity, Mike Barrett, Hemant Kumar Badola
| MDPI
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The Next Dawn of Everything - Stories of Human Cultures

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By Jules Pretty, Climate Cultures
| Resilience.org Verified
Writer and researcher Jules Pretty explores stories that reveal how human cultures don’t converge on one ‘advanced’ model, as our current views of history assume, finding in The Dawn of Everything rich accounts of diversity, freedom and hope. These days, we find ourselves in the midst of world-spanning crises of climate, nature and social inequality. All three have the same proximate causes: a type of economy that promotes too much material consumption and a dangerous reliance on fossil fuels.
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The Next Dawn of Everything - Stories of Human Cultures

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By Jules Pretty
| climatecultures.net
Writer and researcher Jules Pretty explores stories that reveal how human cultures don’t converge on one ‘advanced’ model, as our current views of history assume, finding in The Dawn of Everything rich accounts of diversity, freedom and hope. 2,750 words: estimated reading time = 11 minutes These days, we find ourselves in the midst of world-spanning crises of climate, nature and social inequality.
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