In this 2023 article for Panda, Russel Lamberti discusses the concept of “degrowth” and its implications for economic planning. Lamberti argues that degrowth policies, which advocate for reducing economic activity and consumption, can lead to central economic planning and government control.

Lamberti raises concerns about the potential consequences of implementing such policies, including reduced individual freedoms and innovation. He suggests that alternative approaches, such as sustainable growth and innovation, should be considered to address environmental and economic challenges without sacrificing personal liberties.

Editor’s Note: In a world grappling with environmental concerns and economic challenges, the concept of “degrowth” has gained attention as a potential solution. However, as this article explores, the path to degrowth raises complex questions about the role of government and individual freedoms.

While addressing environmental issues is undoubtedly crucial, it’s essential to carefully consider the implications of degrowth policies and explore alternative approaches that balance sustainability with personal liberties. This thought-provoking piece encourages us to engage in a nuanced discussion about our economic future and the choices we make as a society. [Current solutions are illogical and destructive, see Report: Genetically-modified soil microbes could threaten soil health, Bill Gates and Other Investors Are Funding A Scheme to Chop Down 70 Million Acres of Forest in North America, Greenpeace founder Patrick Moore on the devastating impact of Net Zero, Nations Agree to “Mitigate Methane in Agriculture” to “Save the Planet”, Bill Gates Thinks His Magic Seeds Will Solve World Hunger].

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