Re:Would 1950s Living Standards Save Us?
by dredmorbius on Friday June 17, 2022 @05:57PM
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In fairness, the realist / scientific viewpoint of limits to growth has seen violent opposition from both the ideological right and left. Nobody likes having their parade rained on.
Mauricio Schoijet's "Limits to Growth and the Rise of Catastrophism" (1999) details this.
(I believe PDF is available, otherwise try LibGen / Sci-Hub.)
You'll find the right decrying eco-fascism, and institutions of the left, such as the SPLC (with which I generally find common cause) labeling advocates of growth limits as ethno-nationalists. Somewhat inaccurately in at least one case ("Tragedy of the Commons").
Mauricio Schoijet's "Limits to Growth and the Rise of Catastrophism" (1999) details this.
https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.2307/3985399
https://www.jstor.org/stable/3985399
(I believe PDF is available, otherwise try LibGen / Sci-Hub.)
You'll find the right decrying eco-fascism, and institutions of the left, such as the SPLC (with which I generally find common cause) labeling advocates of growth limits as ethno-nationalists. Somewhat inaccurately in at least one case ("Tragedy of the Commons").