Covers fundamental concepts of environmental and ecological economics, sustainable development, wealth accounting, and perspectives on protecting the planet.
Explores the limits of circular economy and the need for broader innovation approaches beyond technology, emphasizing resource scarcity and environmental impacts.
Explores the water crisis in China, focusing on challenges of scarcity, pollution, and unsustainable usage, as well as global water availability trends and social disparities in access to clean water.
Delves into the historical growth of population and economic activities through increased extraction of resources, discussing the transition to a sustainable economy and the possibility of economic growth.
