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The Bad News & the Good News

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“The Bad News & the Good News: The Economics of Collapse and The Birth of a Regenerative Society” by Ross Jackson is a profound analysis of our global economic challenges and a visionary guide for a sustainable future. Jackson critiques the current economic system’s unsustainable premises and of…

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“The Bad News & the Good News: The Economics of Collapse and The Birth of a Regenerative Society” by Ross Jackson is a profound analysis of our global economic challenges and a visionary guide for a sustainable future. Jackson critiques the current economic system’s unsustainable premises and offers a vision for a regenerative, egalitarian society, emphasizing community, localization, and sustainable practices.

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