Abundance

@abundance-org.bsky.social

We are an action-research organisation developing bold public-common strategies that shift power, democratise the economy, and realise a just socio-ecological transition. www.in-abundance.org

If you’re interested in transition design and transition studies, or in more general issues around sustainability, regeneration, and social justice, I highly recommend this book. As the title suggests, it’s a critical engagement with discourses around “abundance”, popular in the US right now. But…

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The first podcast interview with @bertrussell.bsky.social, @kaiheron.bsky.social, and I on our book, Radical Abundance: How to Win a Green Democratic Future. A really in depth interview this. Well worth a listen.

Future Histories@futurehistories.bsky.social · last yr.

A new episode of Future Histories! I talk to Kai Heron (@kaiheron.bsky.social), Keir Milburn (@kmilb.bsky.social) and Bertie Russell (@bertrussell.bsky.socia) about their new book ‘Radical Abundance.’ (@abundance-org.bsky.social @plutopress.bsky.social) www.futurehistories.today/episoden-blo...

Thanks so much to the 160+ people who joined us to celebrate the launch of Radical Abundance: How to Win a Green Democratic Future, in London last night! And apologies to those who couldn't fit in the room!...

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🍓📙🚀 Standing room only at tonight's sell-out book launch! Grab a copy of the book and a ticket for events in Bristol, Leeds, Manchester, Norwich and Sheffield while you can 👇 🍓 www.in-abundance.org/latest/radic...

Abundance@abundance-org.bsky.social · last yr.

TOMORROW is the launch of Radical Abundance: How to win a Green Democratic Future. A new book by our co-directors @bertrussell.bsky.social, @kmilb.bsky.social & kaiheron.bsky.social, published by @plutopress.bsky.social. Tickets are gone, but we've a waitlist: www.in-abundance.org/latest/book-...

3/3 That's why, more than nationalisation, we need democratic ownership and control of our water. Abundance’s new paper says it’s not just about who owns things. It’s about who controls them - and how to make sure that’s us, the public.

A report out today from @bertrussell.bsky.social and I for @abundance-org.bsky.social advocating for social control of the failed privatised water companies via democratic governance. We look at, and learn the lessons from, four different attempts to reorganise water services along these lines.

Abundance@abundance-org.bsky.social · last yr.

Thames Water might soon be brought into a Special Administration Regime, but public ownership alone won’t fix a system rigged for private profit. Without real social control, we risk repeating the same mistakes.

Should we prioritise ensuring water is used to irrigate fields for crops

...or for cooling data centres?

Thames Water might soon be brought into a Special Administration Regime, but public ownership alone won’t fix a system rigged for private profit. Without real social control, we risk repeating the same mistakes.

Should we prioritise ensuring water is used to irrigate fields for crops

...or for cooling data centres?