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Taking “Evolution” Seriously: An Ontology for Degrowth (By Peter G. Brown)

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Macroeconomics for the Ecozoic. A fresh metaphysics for life’s future.

First North/South Conference on Degrowth Conference, September 6th, 2018, Mexico City.

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A continuing journey from engineering to relationships (by Caleb Gingrich Regehr)

Food and Land Distribution in Parkdale, Toronto: An E4A Internship with the Parkdale Community Food Hub (by Molly Fremes)

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