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6. The End of Growth argument goes deeper
Fri Oct 25, 2013, 10:00 AM
Oct 2013

It maintains that the causes of our difficulties lie in resource depletion, environmental degradation and over population. The last one in particular cannot be discussed without provoking a chorus of outrage and denial. We're making essentially zero effort to address environmental damage and climate change. I have yet to hear an American politician make a serious attempt to come to grips with any of these issues. Bill Clinton was fond of quoting Proverb 29:18, Where there is no vision, the people perish. We seem to be groping around in the dark with no very clear idea of what comes next or what to do about it.

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