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I face the dramatic social, environmental and political situation we are in. I outline a deeply just, sustainable, democratic and happy society to strive for, in the European Union and beyond, called the Society of Agreement. I propose concrete tools to achieve it, which we implement in the CosmoPolitical Cooperative.
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Episode #20
What lessons can be learnt from recent protests against environmental policies? The “Yellow Vests” protests of 2018 and the farmers’ protests of 2024. The environmental paralysis and regression they caused. My conclusion: social justice must be the central pillar of action towards sustainability.
Episode #7
An introduction to this podcast <p>I indtroduce this podcast and explain its three series:</p> the challenge: my understanding of the main issues we are confronted with at global level the goal: the deeply just, sustainable, democratic and happy society, called the "Society of Agreement" proposed by the CosmoPolitical Cooperative the way forward: the institutional and software tools that are implemented in the CosmoPolitical Cooperative to make the "Society of Agreement" a reality
Episode #19
… to educe the environmental and social impact of one of the most damaging industries <p>The clothing industry currently operates under a model of “fast fashion”, whereby collections are changed 6 to 8 times / year, clothes are cheap and short-lived. It typifies our linear, ‘throw away” economic model. It generates 20% of water pollution and more GHG emissions than international air transport and shipping combined. Working conditions can be disastrous, as exemplified by the collapse of the Rana Plaza factory building in Bangladesh in April 2013, which killed more than 1,000 workers.</p> <p>Verle Spaepen, an entrepreneur in Antwerp (Belgium), dedicates herself to changing this model...
Episode #18
… a metaphor of our over-consuming societies? <p>In the 19th and early 20th century, fishermen from all over Europe and from Canada fished cods in the cold waters off Newfoundland (Canada). The fish banks were an unheard of bounty, as illustrated e.g. by French novelist P.Loti in “an Iceland fisherman” published in 1886.</p> <p>In the 1950s, fishermen started using nets instead of lines. They almost quadrupled their captures, from 500,000 tonnes / year to 1.8 M tonnes / year. A first warning happened in 1968, when captures fell to 1 M tonnes. The Canadian government reacted in a nationalistic way by chasing all foreig...
Episode #17
… for a low-impact, sustainable society of the future <p>Andreas Thiedmann is the initiator of the “Zeitensinsel – “Island of times” – project. This will be an open-air museum dedicated to re-creating the living conditions and the technologies of our ancestors, from pre-history to the Roman empire, following an approach known as “experimental archaeology”. It is planned to open in 2021 and is already well-advanced.</p> <p>Experimental archaeology should not be considered as a hobby, only of worth for historians and people interested in the past. Its meaning is very contemporary. In a future, sustainable society, we will need “low tech” technologies that save material r...
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