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Prosperity for a finite planet
As part of the consideration of Economics & Investment within the 5KL initiative - an initiative dedicated to new ways of thinking, talking, and acting on architecture, climate change, and the economic future - Tim Jackson will speak about the shifting paths for achieving prosperity in our lives. While economic growth was once essential in reaching our current level of development, continued growth not only sees diminishing returns, but also detracts from our present happiness and future prosperity. In a world with finite ecological resources, how do we make what we need, get it to the people who need it, and nurture what we already have?
A conversation with New York Times journalist - and author of The price of everything: solving the mystery of why we pay what we do - Eduardo Porter will follow Jackson’s talk.
Time & Place
Thursday, April 24, 2014
7:00 p.m.
Scholastic Auditorium
557 Broadway
Related links
- For information on The Architectural League of New York, see their website.
- For articles and events, related to THE5,000LBLIFE campaign, visit the feature page for The Five Thousand Pound Life.
- Recent articles by Eduardo Porter can be found on the NY Times website