Joint AOSC-ESSIC Seminar at UMD *** Special Day, Time & Location ***
From a Failed Growth Economy to a Steady State Economy: With Ten Policy Steps Along the WayProfessor Herman E. Daly University of Maryland School of Public Policy A steady state economy is one that develops qualitatively without growing quantitatively--that is, an economy whose metabolic throughput remains within the resource-regenerative and waste-assimilative capacities of its biophysical environment and therefore is ecologically "sustainable". What policies are required by such a transition?
[ Written version of the talk ]
March 8, 2010, Monday
M Square, ESSIC Large Conference Room (# 4102) [Contact: Eugenia Kalnay] |