The Great Transition
Tackling climate change and inequality together will help us allRead more
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Locking up children and young people for non-violent offences is costing the taxpayer millions, while doing little to reduce the amount of crime. This report presents new results on the full cost to society of the use prisons. It outlines a policy to change the pattern of public spending for a safer and more inclusive society.
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How do buildings affect our well-being? And what impact do they have on the environment? This report, commissioned by the Happold Trust, explores how architects, engineers, planners and policymakers can ensure that new development projects work for people and the planet.
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A ‘normal’ working week of 21 hours could help to address a range of urgent, interlinked problems: overwork, unemployment, over-consumption, high carbon emissions, low well-being, entrenched inequalities, and the lack of time to live sustainably, to care for each other, and simply to enjoy life.
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Four years on from nef's Growth isn’t Working, this new report goes one step further and tests that thesis in detail in the context of climate change and energy. It argues that indefinite global economic growth is unsustainable. Just as the laws of thermodynamics constrain the maximum efficiency of a heat engine, economic growth is constrained by the finite nature of our planet’s natural resources (biocapacity).
[sell_price]A card game to facilitate a group discussion about genetically-modified food.
Read moreA card game to facilitate a group discussion about the ethics of stem cell research.
Read moreA card game to facilitate a group discussion about climate change science and policy.
Read moreA card game to facilitate a group discussion about the ethics of animal experimentation.
Read moreInner cities areas are all too often written off as places of crime, unemployment and decay. But this report shows that...
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