Decoupling: Economic Growth and Planetary Boundaries

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This lecture explores the concepts of decoupling economic growth from resource use and emissions to stay within planetary boundaries, including the ecological footprint, Earth Overshoot Day, and the implications of green growth and degrowth strategies.

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