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Bringing Realism to the Economics of Climate Change – ISRS of UCL

Economic models dominate humanity’s response to climate change. These models omit the role of energy in production, while in fact, nothing can be produced without energy, and waste from energy use is the primary cause of climate damage. Complex dynamic models are needed to capture these effects, and at the same time, these models must be understandable by non-expert policymakers if they are going to affect our policy responses to global warming. “It takes a model to beat a model”.

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ShareAction – Core Funding

The power of the global financial sector to drive or to stymy sustainable human development is second-to-none. Yet although the financial system fuelling the real economy, it stands apart from it.

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Energy Garden

Community Energy is vital for a fair transition to a low carbon economy but projects are hampered by a lack of engagement from the investment community

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Community Action Groups Oxfordshire – Building community wealth in Oxford: top down meets bottom up

A practical approach to delivering community wealth building approaches focusing on inequalities in Oxford

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