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feasta home about mission background how we think feasta’s track record (pdf) management structure activities how we work and what we do feasta data protection policy statement of guiding principles for fundraising feasta public statement feasta donor charter feasta disclosure feasta feedback and complaints procedure website statement of ethos and values company details trustee meeting notes accounts membership events events organised by feasta conferences lectures feasta annual lectures other lectures seminars meetings workshops project-related events cap and share events carbon cycles and sinks network events risk-resilience network events smart taxes network events events with feasta member participation lectures by feasta members seminars by feasta members documents annual report books credo: economic beliefs in a world in crisis the fair tax sharing for survival: restoring the climate, the commons and society fleeing vesuvius: overcoming the risk of economic and environmental collapse cap and share: a fair way to cut greenhouse emissions the ecology of money living in the cracks: a look at rural social enterprises in britain and the czech republic feasta review 2: growth, the celtic cancer before the wells run dry: ireland’s transition to renewable energy short circuit: strengthening local economies in an unstable world feasta review 1 book reviews briefing papers project-related documents cap and share documents carbon cycles and sinks network documents energy scenarios ireland documents liquidity network documents risk-resilience network documents smart taxes network documents sustainable development evaluation of road infrastructure programmes and projects reports submissions discussion paper press release commentary other documents presentations video powerpoint news contact donate subscribe twitter flickr -- facebook and the weak suffer what they must?: europe, austerity and the threat to global stability by yanis varoufakis – review jun 01, 2018 this book is well worth reading if you're interested in how the eurozone got into such a mess, although it ignores a very important source of financial instability - the relationship between money and energy - and it paints an overly rosy picture of the role that the us has played in the global economy over the past century. by caroline whyte. time and temporal inequality may 29, 2018 temporal inequality is a little noticed feature of our society. poor people wait for things – the well-off are waited on. temporal inequality is crucial to understanding people’s time choices. by brian davey, from credo. what does ‘feasta’ mean? may 15, 2018 this year, 2018, is a special year for feasta as it celebrates 20 years since it founding. the name 'feasta', which translates from the irish as 'henceforth' or 'from now on', is associated with an 18th-century poem that touches on many core themes within our organisation. by seán Ó conláin. feasta turns 20: food policy, sustainability, and basic income – a u.s. perspective may 09, 2018 mike sandler describes some of feasta's goals with regard to food policy, and how these could be applied to the u.s. the ninety percent and the tithe apr 27, 2018 patrick noble thinks it probable that as gdp (spending) shrinks, things such as "bed time stories, knowledge, handshakes, gossip, sympathy, empathy, shared pleasures – raised glasses, a pub chorus, birdsong, a walk to the hilltop, a stroll on the shingle, good cooking and gardening" will expand and as they do so, happiness can expand. cursed to live in interesting times apr 17, 2018 no comments by brian davey brian davey connects the fall in the growth rate, with its roots in the rising costs of energy extraction and generation, to declining resilience in the economic system. he argues that these are in turn related to a more conflict ridden geo-politics. there is an increased vulnerability to shocks which will be catastrophic unless and until there is a new conventional wisdom in society about what is wrong and what has to be done about it. commentary read more from ivory tower to global problem solver – aligning academia to the sustainable development goals apr 13, 2018 no comments by mike sandler a significant portion of the american electorate is seemingly alienated from academia. conspiracy theorists and talk (hate) radio have seemingly co-opted a portion of the rural working class. what is to be done? by mike sandler. commentary , news read more indigenous economics apr 06, 2018 comments off on indigenous economics by admin in this chapter of credo, brian davey explores the reasons why, on a global level, the most committed environmental campaigners tend to be indigenous people such as tribal societies and the first nations in canada. he contrasts the mentalities of people that belong to places vs the mind-set of the population when places belong to people. credo read more feasta submission to the post-2020 common agricultural policy consultation process mar 23, 2018 comments off on feasta submission to the post-2020 common agricultural policy consultation process by admin we argue that in order to achieve its new objectives, cap policymakers need to collaborate with other high-level eu and global bodies so as to establish a core economic framework that would include cap and share, a basic income, land value tax, debt-free money issuance and reforms to the international trading organisations. submissions read more universal basic income: pennies from heaven by paul o’brien – review mar 16, 2018 1 comment by caroline whyte caroline whyte writes that universal basic income is "an exciting idea, and this book is well worth reading if you’re even mildly curious to learn more about its potential." book reviews read more the great agricultural resettlement or the next chapter of the fall mar 09, 2018 comments off on the great agricultural resettlement or the next chapter of the fall by patrick noble patrick noble is unconvinced by the widespread idea that we can achieve negative emissions through clever agricultural practices. he argues instead that to eliminate emissions we "must end the burning". commentary read more cap and dividend bill introduced in u.s. senate – a ray of hope regardless of its “political feasibility” mar 01, 2018 comments off on cap and dividend bill introduced in u.s. senate – a ray of hope regardless of its “political feasibility” by mike sandler "for those watching u.s. politics from afar, it may seem like the country is filled with climate deniers and oil drillers. but there was a bright spot recently for those of us in the us who continue to work for climate stability and sanity," writes mike sandler. cap and share documents , news read more the catalan integral cooperative … the simpler way revolution is well underway! feb 28, 2018 comments off on the catalan integral cooperative … the simpler way revolution is well underway! ted trainer describes the rapidly growing cooperative movement in catalonia: "in a world where capital, profit and market forces dump large numbers into “exclusion” and poverty, and governments will not deal properly with the resulting problems, these people have decided to do the job themselves." read more the environmental consequences of monetary dysfunction feb 22, 2018 1 comment graham barnes argues that the misallocation of credit by banks exacerbates instability and inequality, and results in the neglect of projects that aren't profitable. he proposes two possible solutions. read more feasta annual report 2017 feb 20, 2018 comments off on feasta annual report 2017 you can now download our latest annual report, which contains a summary of our activities in 2017, including a water commons thinkery, our latest climate and currency group initiatives, a conference on citizen engagement, collaborations with basic income groups, and photos from our biodiversity week competition. read more there’s no feasta in the usa, but there is this new blog feb 13, 2018 comments off on there’s no feasta in the usa, but there is this new blog we're delighted to welcome long-time feasta member and trustee mike sandler as a regular contributor to our blog. here you can read an overview of his background in climate action in the us and get links to some of his many articles published by the huffington post over the past decade. read more more thoughts on the good life feb 09, 2018 comments off on more thoughts on the good life "there is, and never has been a technology which has disrupted anywhere near the degree of either aviation, or the family car," writes patrick noble. read more the real lesson of the energiewende is that the german economy uses too much energy to be sustainable and needs to degrow… jan 28, 2018 2 comments brian davey draws on german research to argue that the only way that industrialised countries will be able to achieve the transition to 100% renewables is through degrowth. the transition is likely to be easier in low-income countries that use relatively little energy at present. read more 1 2 3 › » current projects news digest letter by anne ryan in the irish times we’re pleased that a long letter by feasta’s anne ryan about basic income and land value tax was published in the irish times on november 30. you can read it here: https://www.irishtimes.com/opinion/letters/basic-income-and-a-land-tax-1.3309792 … helicopter money and helicopter books for the march for science in his latest huffington post article, feasta trustee and climate group member mike sandler urges support for scientific literacy in the current climate of anti-intellectualism. you can read more here .… thoughts on the cop-22 climate conference feasta member sadhbh o’neill attended the second week of cop-22 in marrakesh. you can read her thoughts about it here .… recent comments felix fitzroy on universal basic income: pennies from heaven by paul o’brien – review bruce ritchie on the environmental consequences of monetary dysfunction caroline whyte on about stephenverchinski on about support feasta make a one-time donation euro usd $ make a recurring donation -- euro usd $ euro weekly monthly annually events food for thought/lón intinne, 18th may 2018, county mayo against the backdrop of afri’s famine walk on saturday 19th, this innovative event is intended to explore today’s challenges both in ireland and globally, in conversation and through culture using the great hunger and richard’s legacy as backdrops, including solidarity with the global social justice movement, the u.n. sustainable development goals, climate action and food sovereignty. a strand in irish exploring ecological parallels in culture and language will be facilitated by teacht aniar. how do we survive tomorrow? october 12, 6-pm, nottingham this conversation organised by the university of nottingham featured brian davey and alan simpson, the sustainable economics advisor to the shadow chancellor in the uk. the event was chaired by andreas bieler, co-director of the centre for the study of social and global justice (cssgj) at nottingham university.… engaging citizens in community led transitions: conference, sept 22 2017 an taisce, feasta, the green foundation ireland and cultivate are co-ordinating this conference in cloughjordan which will explore how best to encourage more public participation in climate action, sustainability and environmental protection, while improving citizen engagement in local community initiatives. in memoriam: richard douthwaite richard douthwaite, co-founder of feasta and much-loved colleague and friend, died on november 14th 2011 after a long illness. we will miss his unique and far-ranging intellect, the clarity of his thought and writing, his warmth and his laughter. tributes to him have come in from around the world and you can read them here . key topics climate collapse commons debt democracy economy emissions energy food security growth health land money peak oil cad a dhéanfaimid feasta gan adhmad? tá deireadh ne gcoillte ar lár what will we do in the future without wood? the end of the forests has come our sponsors we would like to acknowledge the financial support received from the irish environmental network and the department of communications, climate action and environment. sign up for the feasta mailing list subscribe to our mailing list * indicates required email address * first name last name get involved we are a registered charity. our income is derived from member’s subscriptions, donations and grants for specific projects. any donation you can make, however small, is greatly appreciated and needed. if you would like to make a donation, please see our donations page . feasta is a signatory to the ictr's statement of guiding principles for fundraising.

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