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Ecohesion will be in Oslo from June 24 to 27 for the international ISEE-Degrowth 2025 conference

Ecohesion is heading to Oslo to explore economic alternatives and ecological transition with researchers and activists from around the world.

A post-growth pathway for the climate: the new study published in One Earth

Is it possible to stay within the 1.5°C target without relying on economic growth?

A new study shows that letting go of the obsession with GDP growth could pave the way for more effective and realistic climate strategies. The paper presents alternative scenarios that place justice and well-being at…

Discover Ecoesione – the game!

The board game about sustainability created by Golem’s Lab

What happens when we try to talk about sustainability, collective choices, and ecology through the language of play? Ecoesione is born — a cooperative board game that brings together fun, awareness, and participation.

On Friday, May 16,…

Ecoesione: at PLAY 2025 in Bologna, the sustainability board game born in Pisa

In our increasingly interconnected world, understanding the link between the energy transition and social goals is essential. Ecoesione was born from this research perspective and turns it into a strategic and engaging board game — a way to reflect, through play, on how to build a sustainable…

Ecoesione lands at Play Bologna 2025!

We’re excited to announce that Ecoesione will be presented for the first time at Play Bologna 2025, the board game festival taking place from April 4 to 6.

Ecoesione is a transformative game that invites players to explore the interconnections between the Sustainable Development Goals, limited…

Post-growth: how to limit global warming to 1.5°C

Economic growth is the main driver of global CO₂ emissions, as it tends to increase energy demand, making it harder to decarbonize the entire energy system. The link between growth and emissions became evident in the slowdown of global emissions between 2010 and 2020, which occurred despite weak…

Guidelines for Intersectional Justice

While the world’s wealthiest are primarily responsible for the ecological crises we face today, marginalized people disproportionately bear their consequences. MAPS project researchers Pooja Patki, Corinna Dengler, Nathan Barlow, and Lukas Heck have developed pioneering guidelines to ensure that the…

Professor Simone D'Alessandro in Ravenna to talk about climate and economics

Experts, students, and activists will come together to challenge extractivism during a series of events and mobilizations scheduled between Ravenna and Cervia this April. From April 3 to 14, several seminars will focus on ecological transition and the fight against the fossil fuel system.

The…

MAPS: at the forefront of post-growth research

MAPS – Models, Assessment, and Policies for Sustainability is a four-year research project funded by Horizon Europe, aimed at developing innovative models, assessments, and policies for sustainability.

The MAPS project focuses on creating transformative policy pathways to achieve high levels of…