The Doughnut Economy: A Framework for Thriving Within Planetary Boundaries
How cities and businesses are using doughnut economics to redesign prosperity within ecological limits
True Cost Accounting: Making Hidden Environmental and Social Costs Visible
The economy's hidden subsidies from nature and society are becoming visible—and that visibility will reshape every economic decision.
The Rebound Effect: Why Efficiency Gains Often Increase Rather Than Decrease Resource Use
Efficiency improvements don't subtract from resource use—they lower prices and stimulate demand, often consuming their own savings.
Ecosystem Services: The Economic Framework That Changed Environmental Policy
How translating nature into economic terms reshaped environmental governance—and what that translation cannot capture
Payments for Ecosystem Services: When Markets Can and Cannot Protect Nature
Market-based conservation succeeds under specific conditions—knowing when those conditions exist separates effective programs from expensive failures.
Carbon Pricing's Dirty Secret: Why Market Mechanisms Alone Cannot Solve Climate Change
Why three decades of carbon markets have failed to deliver transformation—and what integrated policy architectures can actually achieve
The Steady-State Economy: How Economies Can Thrive Without Growing
Engineering prosperity within planetary boundaries through institutional redesign of the mechanisms that make perpetual growth appear necessary.
Degrowth Is Not Recession: Understanding Planned Economic Contraction
Why intentional economic contraction differs fundamentally from recession—and why that distinction determines whether we face collapse or transformation
Why GDP Growth Destroys the Planet: Designing Metrics That Actually Measure Prosperity
Traditional economic metrics reward planetary destruction—natural capital accounting reveals the path to measuring genuine prosperity.
Natural Capital Balance Sheets: Making Ecological Assets Visible to Economic Decision-Makers
Transform invisible ecological assets into strategic intelligence by integrating natural capital accounts into corporate balance sheets and investment decisions.
Environmental Justice and Economic Design: Why Sustainability Fails Without Equity
Sustainability without equity simply redistributes environmental harm—true regeneration requires economic systems designed to expand benefits to those who have borne the greatest burdens.
Biodiversity as Economic Infrastructure: Valuing What Markets Currently Ignore
How species interactions and ecosystem complexity underpin economic stability—and why their destruction represents unhedgeable systematic risk to global markets
The Circular Economy's Missing Piece: Why Material Loops Fail Without System Redesign
Material loops fail not from insufficient recycling but from linear system architecture—true circularity requires redesigning how products, business models, and policy interact from inception.