KATE RAWORTH on Creating a Circular Economy

In this extract from the ‘Doughnut Economics’ episode of Renegade Inc, Kate Raworth explains the benefits of distributed networks through looking at the economy in relation to nature.

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[JamesOGant]

Geoff Lawton is an interesting person. He talks a lot about sustainable permaculture which uses natural watershed systems in agriculture. The idea of sustainability is sort of coopted a bit by corporate interests, but what she is talking about is really the only way we don't end up with mutually assured destruction. George Monbiot was saying that there's only 60 years of soil left at current rates of overuse. Which is an issue in some ways more salient than climate change from fossil fuels. You should speak to both of them if you can- George Monbiot is maybe obvious and Geoff Lawton.

[abmhaby]

Great and do not forget sustainability in the circularity
and @hechoxnosotros invites to do it through collaboration with Fashion Textiles that we are all main actors as consumers. One Theme let go for social entrepreneurs, ashoka fellows, and NGos already doing this for years, are the future brands of the new system.

[rumco]

Didn't know you interviewed lunatics.