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Green Growth vs. No Growth – a debate on CBC’s Ideas
CBC’s radio show Ideas recently hosted and then podcast a debate on Green Growth or No Growth at the University of Ottawa. The debate starts from accepting the idea that humanity faces serious environmental problems. The debaters then debate the … Continue reading
Posted in Ecological Economics
Tagged CBC, Ideas, Paul Ekins, Peter Victor, Richard Lipsey, Tim Jackson
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CBC radio’s “How to think about science”
The Canadian Broadcasting Company radio show Ideas has an interesting eighteen part series of hour long shows called How to think about Science. These shows are available on the web as podcasts or streaming audio. They describe the series: If … Continue reading
Posted in Ideas
Tagged Andrew Pickering, Brian Wynne, Bruno Latour, CBC, Ideas, James Lovelock, philosophy of science, podcast, radio, science studies
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