Post-Growth Planning

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www.postgrowthplanning.com | Starting from open questions in 2016/17, the exploration of #postgrowthplanning continues…

🌱"In short, the current crises cannot wait for a society-wide shift in values. Timeliness demands a more pragmatic approach but not one that buys into the false hopes of ecological modernisation." Yvonne Rydin (2025) in Planning Theory (24, 2, p.187). 📖 doi.org/10.1177/1473... #postgrowthplanning

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🌱"transformative potential lies [...] in planning’s capacity to generate alternatives from within [...] Reducing the desire to control others opens doors [...] toward exerting influence over how spatial futures shape us and get shaped by us" Navigating #postgrowthplanning 📖 doi.org/10.24306/TrA...

Navigating Post-Growth Planning: Leveraging Complexity for Being Intentional and Unintentional | Transactions of the Association of European Schools of Planning

Transactions of the Association of European Schools of Planning aims at promoting excellence in planning education and research.

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Global warming is set to cross 1.5°C, pushing climate risks and impacts to increasingly dangerous heights, a new UNEP report warns.   Predicted impacts include extreme weather and threats to human health and economies.

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Festival of Flax Sat 12 Sept Ligoniel dams, Belfast Come along to explore the part flax played in our past. Could it play a part in our present and future? There will be food and drink and you can bring your children. All welcome, but booking required events.humanitix.com/festival-of-...

Festival of Flax

Ever seen a flax flower? Discover how flax shaped Belfast's linen industry at the Festival of Flax — harvest, spin, weave & tour. All welcome!

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Join us at the Festival for Re-imagining the Economy for a thought-provoking discussion with Canadian degrowth researchers and activists. We will discuss how our economic system is held hostage by the growth imperative. August 20th. Online. reimaginefestival.ca/join/c2f2994...

Festival for Re-imagining the Economy

A radical unconference where participants build the agenda together — exploring regenerative, solidarity, and wellbeing economies.

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In case you've missed this, we are bringing together the#degrowth clans in the UK to build the movement. Sheffield, 17 October. Details and booking details. Free! https://degrowthuk.org/2026/08/03/degrowth-gathering-building-the-uk-movement/

Degrowth Gathering – Building the UK movement

**Saturday, 17 October, 9:30-5.00** Degrowth is both a transformative movement and a critical framework, aiming to ensure social justice and well-being for all, with human activities being in alignment with ecological limits. However, degrowth in the UK currently exists as an informal network rather than a cohesive movement. This one-day event will bring together those with an interest in working on degrowth in the UK. Together we will consider the potential for establishing the foundations of a degrowth movement in the UK, and planning for a UK presence at the International Degrowth Conference in 2027. The outcomes and future steps arising from this gathering will be shaped by those present, in the hope that this will be the first of several events and actions dedicated towards building and furthering a movement for degrowth in the UK. The target audience is people who already have knowledge of degrowth and may be more formally connected to degrowth through local initiatives or through networks such as DegrowthUK. Therefore, the gathering does not intend to promote the need for degrowth or to discuss the meaning of degrowth as part of the structure of the gathering. **If this sounds like you, and you’d like to attend,see full details and booking at this link.** **_Booking is required but the event is free._** ### Share this: * Share on Mastodon (Opens in new window) Mastodon * Share on X (Opens in new window) X * Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook * Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email * Print (Opens in new window) Print * Share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) LinkedIn * ### Like this: Like Loading… ### _Related_

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Solar cooperatives are helping Americans save on energy costs. One person reported that after joining a solar co-op, she now only pays $5 a month instead of $300 on energy bills during the summer. These co-ops leverage collective purchasing power to make costs more affordable.

How solar energy co-ops can cut costs for Arizona homeowners

After federal tax credits for renewable projects expired, joining a solar co-op is one way to save on residential solar.

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