Ecology in economics, counting nature in

Honoured in the 2022 Champions of the Earth category of Science and Innovation, Sir Partha Dasgupta is an eminent economist whose landmark review on the economics of biodiversity calls for a fundamental rethink of humanity’s relationship with the natural world to prevent critical ecosystems from reaching dangerous tipping points. #EarthChamps #GenerationRestoration
LINK: www.unep.org/championsofearth...

[@southasian9684]

The world is indebted to Sir Partha Dasgupta for his insights. We ignore his words only at our own peril. Kudos to UNEP for this clip 🙏🏼
Shreekant Gupta
University of Delhi

[@BobQuigley]

Hopefully his thinking breaks through the mental bubble which assumes earth is an ever flowing cornucopia that most economists live in. This thinking is silently killing the biosphere.

[@shoaib14635]

It would be amazing, if we could watch more documentaries of Sir Partha Dasgupta like this.

[@vthilton]

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[@boombot934]

❤Save our🌎🌏🌍🏠beautiful home planet!

[@margaretem.385]

The biggest problem with our human thought process is the denial that nature and economics are one in the same. The next bigger problem with human thought is viewing nature as less than magnificent. The next big problem with human thought is we deserve all there is on this earth with expectations of more and better to come. I do not believe humans have the rights to all there is and do believe nothing is given freely without expectations of a return of this grandeur in a way that is fitting for humanity. Nature was created along with this universe which clearly means working beings accomplishing impossibly difficult tasks not a genie worker saying puff there is the earth puff there are the seasons … reality must take precedence in this world not the machismo human thought and powers owners in an attempt to destroy and recreate what has been here long before human conquerors arrived!? Live well Be well for all is human thought!