Une citation qui invite à la réflexion : la technologie ne peut pas remplacer le sens critique, l’action collective et la responsabilité individuelle face aux enjeux environnementaux, sociaux et numériques.
#Technologie #Responsabilité #Environnement #Numérique #TheLimitsToGrowth #DonellaMeadows
A split image showing a historical black-and-white photo of a speaker at a podium on the left and a contemporary colour photo of a diverse group holding reports on the right. Overlaid text reads: “The Club of Rome’s history is more than just a report. Many people know The Limits to Growth. Fewer know the story behind it.” A caption at the bottom reads: “1968 → today.”
A black-and-white group photograph of people standing outdoors, overlaid with a blue text box. The text reads: “Founded by scientists, economists and humanists, the Club of Rome introduced a new way of thinking: global problems are interconnected and long-term.” Below, a caption says, “A new way of thinking emerged in 1968.”
A person wearing a backpack stands on a rocky hilltop path, looking toward the horizon. On the left, large text reads: “The Club of Rome’s journey included moments of global influence, periods of silence and fragmentation, and repeated efforts at renewal.” Decorative graphic elements frame the image.
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Many people know #TheLimitsToGrowth.
Fewer know the story behind the organisation.
A new article revisits the Club of Rome’s history as part of a wider history project by the 2025 Communications Fellows.
📖 Read: vist.ly/4pk55
📚 Explore: vist.ly/4pk5b
In 1972, #TheLimitsToGrowth sparked fierce debate.
Five decades later, co-author Jorgen Randers reflects on its message and why the world still needs long-term thinking.
Watch his short reflection and read the full profile: vist.ly/4nbtz
“Information alone does not change behaviour.”
Jorgen Randers, member of The Club of Rome and co-author of #TheLimitsToGrowth reflects on 50 years of work, from MIT to @earth4all.life and what it takes to move from awareness to action.
Read our full interview: www.clubofrome.org/blog-post/ra...
Good mournings #doomisphere 🤗
"We didn't make those changes. And so, we followed the overshoot path… " - Dennis L. Meadows (the video is 15 years old BTW… 🫣)
#TheLimitsToGrowth
#TalkCollapse
#Collapse
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#☠️
"The challenge of overshoot from decision delay is real, but easily solvable if human society decided to act."
It’s #WorldBookDay, the perfect opportunity to pick up a book and learn something new!
#TheLimitsToGrowth was published in 1972, a book that first modelled our planet’s interconnected systems. Have you read it yet?
Access it online here: 📖 www.clubofrome.org/publication/...
Sandrine Dixson-Declève, Executive Chair of @earth4all.bsky.social, highlights five key areas that could enable people and the planet to thrive if humanity starts focusing on well-being economies over GDP growth in this TED talk: 📺 go.ted.com/KUVYM
#wellbeing #TheLimitstoGrowth #economy
