How a less energy intensive and more regenerative economy will allow the developing the world to advance without breaching ecological boundaries.

In this episode you’ll learn:

• What is the difference between circular and linear supply chains.
• What is doughnut economics?
• What are adaptive preferences and how they led David to trade in a BMW 650i for a Toyota Prius.
• How electric vehicles and the proliferation of solar panels are leading to a less energy-intensive economy.
• How the reduction of litter is an example of changing culture.

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For show notes and more information on this episode click here.

• [0:20] Creating a global economy that is better—not bigger.
• [3:18] A circular economy is better than a linear one.
• [6:20] The growth constraints of a circular economy.
• [9:08] Being wise in our aspirations.
• [12:55] David’s Tesla experience changed his perspective on investments.
• [14:52] The power of energy transitions.
• [18:02] Making more economical choices concerning energy transitions.
• [20:04] How are we judging our well-being?
• [23:07] Redefining what we consider beautiful.
• [24:17] Making a better global economy begins with you.

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