Feasta – The Foundation for the Economics of Sustainability

A Wellbeing Economy Hub for the island of Ireland

Feasta is working with Cultivate, the European Health Futures Forum, the Queen's University School of Law and Social Justice Ireland to create a Hub for developing a wellbeing economy in Ireland, both North and South, as part of the global Wellbeing Economy Alliance.

The Age of Low Tech by Philippe Bihouix: review by Mark Garavan

"Bihouix has written lightly and warmly about a topic that could otherwise paralyse us in fear and despair," writes Mark Garavan.

Podcast: transformation catalysts, part 2

Seán Ó Conláin interviews Steve Waddell on his extensive research on economic and social transformation, including his role in the global Bounce Beyond movement.

Informed consent and the ethics of technology

'The potential of [new] technology for humankind can reasonably be set out,' writes Graham Barnes. 'But the objections of those with a counter narrative should also be addressed point by point, head on - in detail and in public.'

From Fossil Fuel Subsidies to Carbon Dividends

'A carbon dividend system is a win-win solution and can be a keystone of successful global fuel subsidy reform,' writes Feasta intern Mohammed Amassyali.

Irish Waste Advisory Group update, 30 June 2021

"While I'm impatient for change on a much deeper and broader level, it is heartening to see the beginning of limits to production on the near horizon," writes Feidhlim Harty, who is a member of the Waste Advisory Group to the Irish Department of the Environment.

Submission on the draft National Risk Assessment Plan for Ireland

Introducing Feasta’s COP26 Delegation in Support of the Youth Climate Justice Movement

CapGlobalCarbon in 2021 and beyond

Report from the Wellbeing Economy Alliance Hub welcome event