Great video, as all the others! It would be interesting to explore urban/territorial projects that use urban metabolism analyses in order to improve the sustainability of the project itself. One example is Circular Buiksloterham in The Netherlands. Anyway, bravissimi!
Thanks Chiara, great to hear you enjoy the videos! Good idea, it is now noted for future videos. If you have other ideas or question, don't hesitate to share them.
Fantastic summary of what is quite a complex topic. The degrowth perspective appeals to me because it does oppose this continual growth and competitive attitude we seem to have in the global economy and has led to things like the food system producing enough food to end food poverty and yet its not distributed fairly, it flows with the market, and extracts from populations and degrades landscapes for the coin etc I am doing some reading into the repair movement as a potential avenue for tackling the consumer mentality, have you got any reccomended reading or resoucres I could look into?
Thanks a lot Samuel! Hmm not sure I have a good recommendation. Perhaps look at the "right to repair" movement and there are some important players for instance iFixit, HoP (Halte à l'Obsolescence Programmée), and many more
Thank you for the overview! Could you share the reference to the study you mention at the end when comparing the policies of Brussels, Paris and London? Cheers!
Thanks for your comment Sebastien. The study mentioned was part of a book chapter that is not published (had been in press for a number of years) see difusion.ulb.ac.be/vufind/Record/ULB-DIPOT:oai:dipot.ulb.ac.be:2013/282802/Details.
Je viens de découvrir ta chaîne YT. En parlant d'économie circulaire en ville, à tu déjà abordé la question de l'assainissement ? La nourriture est quand même le 1er des ''intrants'' de la ville, et les excréments une resource considérable à ''circularise'' dans le bassin d'approvisionnement des villes...
Bonjour, merci pour ce commentaire. On a un épisode de podcast qui parle du bouclage des flux d'azote et de phosphore dans les et donc qui lie les enjeux d'assainissement et d'alimentation.
Thank you very much for presenting a good overview on the topic. Really interesting explanation.
Good lecture ! Applying principles of Carbon Sequestration as well as encompassing Geoengineering for change could alter the foundations!
Great video, as all the others! It would be interesting to explore urban/territorial projects that use urban metabolism analyses in order to improve the sustainability of the project itself. One example is Circular Buiksloterham in The Netherlands.
Anyway, bravissimi!
Thanks Chiara, great to hear you enjoy the videos! Good idea, it is now noted for future videos. If you have other ideas or question, don't hesitate to share them.
Well done for the great summary ! Very useful !
Thanks !! Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you very much, excellent video and very enlightening.
Thanks for your kind comment Felipe! Great to hear. If you other topics that you would like to see covered let us know.
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Great Work
Interesting video!
Thanks a lot for this great video.
Thanks Fernando, glad you enjoyed it.
Fantastic summary of what is quite a complex topic. The degrowth perspective appeals to me because it does oppose this continual growth and competitive attitude we seem to have in the global economy and has led to things like the food system producing enough food to end food poverty and yet its not distributed fairly, it flows with the market, and extracts from populations and degrades landscapes for the coin etc
I am doing some reading into the repair movement as a potential avenue for tackling the consumer mentality, have you got any reccomended reading or resoucres I could look into?
Thanks a lot Samuel! Hmm not sure I have a good recommendation. Perhaps look at the "right to repair" movement and there are some important players for instance iFixit, HoP (Halte à l'Obsolescence Programmée), and many more
Amazing. than you so much. Can we get the links to these books?
Thank you for the overview!
Could you share the reference to the study you mention at the end when comparing the policies of Brussels, Paris and London?
Cheers!
Thanks for your comment Sebastien.
The study mentioned was part of a book chapter that is not published (had been in press for a number of years) see difusion.ulb.ac.be/vufind/Record/ULB-DIPOT:oai:dipot.ulb.ac.be:2013/282802/Details.
Je viens de découvrir ta chaîne YT. En parlant d'économie circulaire en ville, à tu déjà abordé la question de l'assainissement ? La nourriture est quand même le 1er des ''intrants'' de la ville, et les excréments une resource considérable à ''circularise'' dans le bassin d'approvisionnement des villes...
Bonjour, merci pour ce commentaire. On a un épisode de podcast qui parle du bouclage des flux d'azote et de phosphore dans les et donc qui lie les enjeux d'assainissement et d'alimentation.
Circular economy should rooted from waste