101. Home | The Aspen Institute An international organization working on environmental and economic concerns. http://www.aspeninst.org/

Skip to main content Publications Conference Centers Press Center ... Society of Fellows Search: About the Institute Events Our Policy Work Leadership Programs ... Multimedia Events Calendar Previous Month November Next Month Aspen Global Leadership Network Leading an Era of Globalization Seminar November 9, 2010 - November 14, 2010 Aspen, CO Previous Month of Next Month View All Events Latest News The Aspen Institute’s Health Stewardship Project To Host a Health Policy Symposium November 12, 2010 As Millions Seek Work, an Overhaul in Retraining (New York Times) November 11, 2010 Conference The Emirates-Aspen Forum on Innovation October 5, 2010 - October 6, 2010 Abu Dhabi, UAE The Aspen Institute Middle East Programs convened the first Emirates-Aspen Forum on Innovation at the Emirates Palace Hotel in Abu Dhabi, UAE to discuss challenges and opportunities for the United Arab Emirates as the oil-rich nation lays the groundwork for an audacious leap forward in the next two decades. Watch Video The Aspen Institute Center for Business Education The Sustainable MBA: The 2010-2011 Guide To Business Schools That Are Making a Difference November 14, 2010

102. Wuppertal Institut Für Klima, Umwelt, Energie GmbH:  Home, Wuppertal Institut Fü Links to both US and European programs related to environmental economics and business. http://www.wupperinst.org/Sites/links.html

103. Consumption Or Wealth? Essay about how we can use durability as a means of conservation with related links. http://home.earthlink.net/~durable

Consumption or Wealth? The theory that human labor is the source of wealth has led us to believe that more people can always make more wealth, as if resources are unimportant. That was true when human labor was the weakest link in the chain of production before machines multiplied our labor power. After the industrial revolution, the old value of frugality still limited consumption to what was really necessary. With that low level of consumption the automation of production created unemployment. We chose to cure that unemployment by replacing grandpa's frugality They feared that the frugal habits maintained by most American families would be difficult to break. Perhaps even more threatening was the fact that the industrial capacity for turning out goods seemed to be increasing at a pace greater than people's sense that they needed them. with consumer waste. Full employment requires that we consume all that full employment can produce, even if that's more than we want or need. The consumer economy A "consumer economy" must avoid satisfing demand, because if people already had what they want they wouldn't keep consuming enough to provide full employment. Conservation has no place in a consumer economy. is benefited by unrepairable goods, planned obsolescence, throw-away living, and war. It seeks increased consumption to make jobs, but an efficient system cannot develop so long as we make growing consumption our goal.

104. Climate Change Research At Montana State University Research on Economics of Climate Change and Greenhouse Gas Mitigation. http://www.climate.montana.edu/

105. Green Energy News Recent business, economic and technology developments in clean, efficient and renewable energy for transportation, industry, government and home. http://www.nrglink.com/

106. Studienbüro Jetzt Und Morgen, Research Bureau Now And Tomorrow Research and advice about changes, sustainability, and intergenerational issues connecting ecological, economic and social concerns. http://www.sbjum.de/english/

Homepage in German Tel. ++ 49 - 761 - 29 21 45 Fax ++ 49 - 761 - 38 3 98 98 E-Mail: info@sbjum.de

107. AERE: Association Of Environmental And Resource Economists AERE is an international scientific association in the field of environmental and resource economics http://www.aere.org/

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108. The International Society For Ecological Economics The ISEE aims to facilitate understanding between economists and ecologists and the integration of the two disciplines. http://www.ecoeco.org/

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