Beschreibung

For many today, the vision of an ecologically sustainable and socially congenial future is compelling. However, such a transformation seems unattainable as long as consumerist capitalism continues to destroy its own planetary support systems. An Ecotopian future would utilize technological innovations in renewable energy, compact city design, manufacturing, and transportation. But that future would also require social innovations. When we take an ecological view of such changes, we see that the emergence of new ideas and practices echo the biological process of sucession: modest but innumerable "weeds" begin to flourish on our disturbed planet, slowly creating the conditions for a future healthy world. Ernest Callenbach wrote the world-renowned classic novel "Ecotopia". He lives in Berkeley, California, and lectures all over the world.
In Zusammenarbeit mit dem US-Generalkonsulat Frankfurt, der Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung Baden-Württemberg e.V. und der Universitätsstadt und der Universität Tübingen.

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