Lecture

Ecological Economics: Human Needs, Sustainability, and Societal Transitions

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This lecture explores the intersection of Ecological Economics with human needs, sustainable development, energy and material metabolism, food and agriculture, and societal transitions. It delves into the concept of social sustainability and the principles for achieving it, emphasizing the importance of satisfying human needs while ensuring the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. The lecture also discusses the constraints of ecological sustainability and the role of innovation in stimulating sustainable practices.

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