Canada Put a Price on Carbon and Rebated Billions Back to Canadians. Here’s What Worked and Here’s What Went Wrong.
Carbon rebates, also known as carbon dividends, are regular payments made to households funded by carbon pricing revenue. This policy has been a win for both the environment and the Canadian people—so why has it won so little public support? By Olivier Bradley.
As part of Feasta's activity in the Wellbeing Economy Ireland Hub, we co-organised and participated in this webinar on the role of Cultural Creatives in imagining a new economy. It featured a wide range of artists from around the island of Ireland.
Anne-Marie Fuller and Caroline Whyte from Feasta spoke about the Wellbeing Economy and international financial flows at this hybrid event, organised by the WEAll Ireland Hub and Cloughjordan Co-housing Cooperative.
The Yellow Vests Come to America
"Carbon dividends, and universal basic income, could provide a democratic form of populism that would stave off the move toward authoritarianism that is rising not just in America but around the world," writes Mike Sandler.
Beyond COP29: Is Cap and Share the Future of Climate Finance?
The COP29 proposal to use private investment to bolster climate finance is both unethical and impractical. Caroline Whyte suggests an alternative approach.
Podcast: Health and the Wellbeing Economy
David Somekh and Caroline Whyte speak with Dr Tony Holohan, the former Chief Medical Officer of Ireland and the director of the new One Health Centre at University College Dublin.
Katy Wiese and Jan Mayrhofer spoke with Caroline Whyte about the need to escape the 'jobs and growth treadmill', and the implications for European policy.
In June, a group of 35 Friday for Future youth climate activists, many of them from MAPA countries, attended the intercessional UN climate conference in Bonn. Feasta delegates Jessica Dunne and Marina Guião write about their experience.
In 2022 we explored opportunities for ending GDP growth dependency in the economy. Work areas included climate change, the monetary system, inequality, ecosystems and agriculture, with a focus on mental health and democracy.
Kate Petriw gave an overview of the research that the global Wellbeing Economy Alliance has been doing on messaging and narratives on the wellbeing economy in this WEAll Ireland Hub webinar on Saturday July 1.
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