When I first heard @GeorgeMonbiot make this argument, I was instantly persuaded. I have sinced talked of climate breakdown, not climate change - and while we are at it: 'the living planet', not 'the environment'. Language matters.
Turning wicked challenges into targeted bold missions that need cross-sectoral investments, cross actor collaboration (public, private, civil society) & much bottom-up experimentation is what #MISSION approach is about. Test it in this @IIPP_UCL poster https://t.co/XGEBD0hGRh
"Good people can't work in bad systems". Hilary Cottam on remaking the welfare state and and designing in relationships between us for a good life. https://t.co/vEkdaBMADd https://t.co/XCmXsrhNNg
"Physical scientists often do not talk about impacts and consequences. They often leave that to social scientists or economists. But we need to connect the physical and social effects much more." https://t.co/fxN7Pbc4rZ does H2020 …https://t.co/irm961hMcD https://t.co/rTPS58lM9K
"La UE quiere que su inversión en I+D+i se traduzca en cambios y en crecimiento económico. Algo que la parecer no estaba ocurriendo, ya que desde Bruselas se entiende que se premian indicadores estériles como la elaboración de artículos científicos que ge…https://t.co/e0ifQ1Q1lp
Why buy when you can borrow? At the crowdfunded Library of Things in south London, visitors can pay as little as £1 a day to rent everyday items, such as ice cream makers, lawn mowers and even ukuleles https://t.co/djHlihyAhJ
Public sector as "co-creator of wealth that actively steers growth to meet its goals — be they green energy, care of ageing societies or giving citizens a share in the digital economy." https://t.co/mUm9GcNK5O via @financialtimes