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Why a four-day work week is actually working for employees and employers, alike. @JulietSchor — on pub day! — joined @WayTooEarly: msnbc.com/way-too-early/watc… #waytooearly
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⬤ @JulietSchor argues a reduced working week is part of a sane response to the impacts of AI and robotization on human labor.
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"It is precisely this continuity of all life forms that makes solidarity with other organisms not only scientifically justified but quite literally unavoidablewhether we like it or not." ow.ly/SjbA30su3xf
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"Most people do not know what goes on to bring us the comforts we enjoythe animal experimentation that lurks behind cosmetics, the long-line fishing that kills turtles and albatross, the farm pesticides that kill so many insects, including bees." ow.ly/p9WX30su3xi
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"Over time, I make my mental boxes more porous. My ecology mirrors my learning. Animals and plants, and trees, rain, rivers, and rocks, all in wild interbeing, living in communion, as community." ow.ly/Ex8730su3xk
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"The liberation of animals will not only end their unnecessary suffering, free them toward authentic being and becoming, and align with humanitys abiding reality and aspirations. It will also go a long way toward restoring a thriving Earth ecosystem." ow.ly/ai3z30su3xm
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We need to cultivate ecological alternatives against the bulwark of capitalism and commodification. ow.ly/Ch7r30su3xp
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A four-day workweek is less expensive than many assume, Wen Fan and @JulietSchor write. It’s an innovation that partly pays for itself.
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A new essay on Solidarity with Animals, by our board member Eileen Crist:
"The violent subjugation of animals is a substantial driver of the ecological trends that are jeopardizing humanity’s long-term well-being and even survival." @GT_Initiative bit.ly/41CLEti
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"The early roots of rewilding emerged not as a means to save humanity, but as a practical response to the intrinsic value of wild animals and nature." ow.ly/1RQN30su3w4
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"Each tree felled, each pig stunned, each elephant shot, each stoat trapped, each shark hooked has a human agent at the other end of it. And that human, in almost every case, has the capacity to have compassion for that slaughtered or oppressed being." ow.ly/P7sS30su3w7
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"Resistance to animal liberation is entrenched even in many who deplore the power of major industries to block necessary societal transformation." ow.ly/P8nl30su3wg
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"Should these government agencies stick to their traditional mission of animal trapping, hunting, and fishing, or should they focus on biodiversity conservation and animal well-being?" ow.ly/JNR830su3wk
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"Just relations with other animals are ultimately impossible under capitalism. If profit is the primary economic driver, and there is money to be made from animals’ bodies and/or homes, concerns about animal justice will be sidelined"
me in @GT_Initiative greattransition.org/gti-foru…
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"Animal justice demands are a cri de coeur to re-member the love for animals that has always suffused human lifeworlds. None remember better than those who did not forget." ow.ly/iIIE30su3vs
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New set of thought provoking @GT_Initiative articles challenging our human exceptionalism and exploring our 'solidarity' with animals (though what about plants and microbiota?!)
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"A transition from scarcity thinking to appreciating the true wealth that we possess". Juliet Schor on the four-day week thealternative.org.uk/dailya…
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Check out the next episode of #TheIndy! In this week’s podcast, we sit down with Richard Falk, a leading international law professor at UCSB who recently published a memoir: ‘Public Intellectual: The Life of a Citizen Pilgrim.’ independent.com/multimedia/t…
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You wanna put Doughnut Economics into practice in the UK? Here's the most incredible way to get started, neighbourhood by neighbourhood... enrol yourself!
Neighbourhood economists are GO! We're training 12 Hosts of 'Doughnut Economics peer learning journeys'.
It's a mouth full, but basically, in collaboration w. @CIVIC_SQUARE & @DoughnutEcon we'll be sparking peer groups across the UK who will take @KateRaworth's book & LIVE IT!
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By 2030 what are some ways that you think technology would have changed traveling? Read more in our new book, "Tomorrow's People and New Technology" #people #technology


















