Categories: General, Instruments, Latest news – Posted on 2014/03/312015/01/15 Flexible fee mechanism features in Nordic Council report Released today, The Nordic Council of Ministers report Two approaches to pricing pollution TN2014:512, compares the efficacy of Cap and Trade with … Continue reading >Flexible fee mechanism features in Nordic Council report
Categories: Flexible pollution fees, Video – Posted on 2013/12/172015/10/18 Short video introduction to Flexible Fees
Categories: A functional economy encourages conservation, Events, Flexible pollution fees, Latest news, Waste is a resource in an effective economy – Posted on 2013/12/032015/01/15 Economics of the Ocean Conference will hear how TSSEF’s flexible pollutant fee mechanism can save phosphorus 2013-12-03 00:11 CET Can we save our oceans? Should we put a price on polluting our oceans? How? These are … Continue reading >Economics of the Ocean Conference will hear how TSSEF’s flexible pollutant fee mechanism can save phosphorus
Categories: A new economic paradigm, General, Sustainable development, Video, Waste is a resource in an effective economy – Posted on 2013/10/052015/10/18 STORY OF SOLUTIONS video
Categories: A functional economy encourages conservation, General – Posted on 2013/07/062013/09/18 Buckminster Fuller sees the economics of pollution as poor harvesting capabilities. The Foundation recently embarked upon a project to map … Continue reading >Buckminster Fuller sees the economics of pollution as poor harvesting capabilities.
Categories: Instruments, Our publications, Sustainable development, The money system, Waste is a resource in an effective economy – Posted on 2013/06/162015/03/18 Emissions Fees: Driving Transition to Fossil-free and Sustainable Living How Flexible Emissions Fees Can Drive Transition to Fossil-free and Sustainable Living VERSION 4.02 Stephen Hinton Anders Höglund Published … Continue reading >Emissions Fees: Driving Transition to Fossil-free and Sustainable Living
Categories: General – Posted on 2013/05/142013/05/16 If the Swedish Island of Gotland were a Sweden in miniature: could we close the phosphorus loop economically? Taking the Island of Gotland as a Sweden in miniature, and starting from recent studies that inventoried relevant Eco-technology commercially … Continue reading >If the Swedish Island of Gotland were a Sweden in miniature: could we close the phosphorus loop economically?
Categories: General – Posted on 2013/05/072013/05/07 Raise tax on properties with low ecological maturity! Yesterday the Swedish Sustainable Economy Foundation made its first public presentation of the controversial idea of raising fees on pollutants … Continue reading >Raise tax on properties with low ecological maturity!
Categories: Events, RECORDED WEBINARS – Posted on 2013/05/062013/05/06 PAST WEBINARS: Online briefing on Flexible Emissions Fees Externalisation – harmful emissions from commercial and civil activities – represents a negative side of the way business is carried … Continue reading >PAST WEBINARS: Online briefing on Flexible Emissions Fees
Categories: A new economic paradigm, Natural resources and economy – Posted on 2013/05/04 Enough is Enough: new book on the steady-state economy In this new book, Enough Is Enough, Rob Dietz and Dan O’Neill lay out a visionary but realistic alternative to … Continue reading >Enough is Enough: new book on the steady-state economy