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Author Archives: arwafreelance
Small Steps Towards A Steady State & Equitable Manchester
Last week, the Steady State Manchester group presented to the Economy Scrutiny Committee at Manchester town hall. We were really encouraged by the positive reaction of councillors to the importance of approaching the economy differently. The acknowledgement by leader of … Continue reading
‘It’s time to escape the shackles of the 20th century economic mindset’ – local climate scientist Professor Kevin Anderson tells Manchester council Today, Steady State Manchester presented four recommendations to make Manchester a fairer, greener and more equitable society to … Continue reading
4 Proposals from Steady State Manchester To Manchester Council
Four detailed proposals from Steady State Manchester presented to Manchester City Council today. These proposals are based on the recommendations from In Place of Growth. They are consistent with the aim of rebalancing the local economy to help make it … Continue reading
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