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A Portuguese degrowth network's newsletter covering its critique of digital infrastructure and data centres, national meeting logistics, and local river-protection gatherings. Readers get the movement's political arguments, event announcements and reports from members' activities.
A personal newsletter from Kāpiti, New Zealand, mixing reflections on climate collapse, degrowth and community resilience with commentary on social media and attention. It shares links to articles and events and offers the writer's own considered takes on social change.
This newsletter from the organisers of the 12th International Degrowth Conference in Cork (Go Leor, 2027) argues that GDP growth is a flawed measure of progress and promotes the conference and its ideas. Issues cover the economics of growth, Irish economic history, and event announcements.
Reflective essays on climate change, degrowth, and ecological reciprocity, mixing technical explainers of Earth systems with allegorical pieces and podcast syntheses. Readers get an accessible framing of why climate impacts are delayed and uneven, along with critiques of growth-based economics.
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