Categories: A new economic paradigm, Flexible pollution fees, The money system – Posted on 2013/02/092013/02/09 A Carbon fee would put the brakes on global warming before it’s too late In an article in The Times of Trenton, Ellie Whitney, Ph.D., points out that A Carbon fee would put the … Continue reading >A Carbon fee would put the brakes on global warming before it’s too late
Categories: Flexible pollution fees, National economy, Natural resources and economy – Posted on 2013/01/062013/04/07 Flexible Fees applied to phosphorous and nitrogen Inorganic phosphorus in the form of the phosphate PO3−4 is required for all known forms of life, playing a major … Continue reading >Flexible Fees applied to phosphorous and nitrogen
Categories: A functional economy encourages conservation, Flexible pollution fees, Sustainable development, The money system – Posted on 2012/10/122014/08/08 Comprehensive information package This collection of documents is for those wishing to gain a comprehensive understanding of Flexible Fees. For More information please … Continue reading >Comprehensive information package
Categories: A functional economy encourages conservation, A new economic paradigm, Flexible pollution fees, National economy – Posted on 2012/09/09 Power down and degrowth models show the possibilities. Professor Peter Victor explores degrowth. Actually, if you divide work, tax carbon and redistribute fees to the people we all … Continue reading >Power down and degrowth models show the possibilities.
Categories: Flexible pollution fees, Our publications – Posted on 2012/05/142012/05/14 Briefing paper: putting price on emissions using ecological maturity impact The price mechanism does not provide perfect information and does not necessarily lead to a perfectly efficient distribution of resources. … Continue reading >Briefing paper: putting price on emissions using ecological maturity impact
Categories: A functional economy encourages conservation, A new economic paradigm, Flexible pollution fees, National economy, Natural resources and economy, Sustainable development, The money system, Waste is a resource in an effective economy – Posted on 2012/04/172013/02/09 Flexible emission fees set new direction towards sustainable development? A recent report from The Nordic Council of Ministers ( title: Flexible emission fees – An incentive for driving sustainable production … Continue reading >Flexible emission fees set new direction towards sustainable development?
Categories: A new economic paradigm, Flexible pollution fees – Posted on 2012/04/06 We need Capitalism 2:0 – one that works for a society hitting the resource wall Recent research supports the conclusions of a controversial environmental study released 40 years ago: The world is on track for … Continue reading >We need Capitalism 2:0 – one that works for a society hitting the resource wall
Categories: Flexible pollution fees – Posted on 2012/03/272012/04/02 Flex fees are like a floating congestion charge for the environment Traffic congestion charges have been hailed as a success in many cities. For the people who appreciate having less cars around, … Continue reading >Flex fees are like a floating congestion charge for the environment
Categories: A functional economy encourages conservation, Flexible pollution fees, Sustainable development – Posted on 2012/03/222012/03/22 New approaches ready to reduce carbon emissions if economy drives them This video lists over 20 ready-to go solutions to reducing carbon emissions. They are waiting for the economy. This gives … Continue reading >New approaches ready to reduce carbon emissions if economy drives them
Categories: A functional economy encourages conservation, A new economic paradigm, Flexible pollution fees, Natural resources and economy – Posted on 2012/02/04 On the same page with Sir Richard Branson Writing in the British newspaper, the Telegraph, today, Sir Richard Branson, co-founder of the Virgin Group, says Business as usual … Continue reading >On the same page with Sir Richard Branson