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Transition to a Regenerative Society

18 March 2016 1 Comment

What would a regenerative society look like? The Center for Planetary Culture is developing its first research project, as a position paper and wiki to answer the questions:

What is a strategy for rapid transition to a regenerative society?
What kind of technical and social infrastructure must be instituted?
How can media be used to bring about this transformation?

“We invite the global community to work with us to envision our current situation as an opportunity for an evolutionary leap, and document what lies beyond it. We can move beyond the limits of outmoded ideologies and cultural obstructions to build a new human society based on symbiosis, resilience, cooperation, and the rational application of our technical powers. This Wiki will critically explore and analyze the current system and highlight the many amazing alternatives and experimental projects that show us the trajectory toward a world that works for all.”

Find out more….

View on www.planetaryculture.info

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  1. Lola M Peck says

    18 March 2016 at 14:38

    Thank you for your work. I am studying your information and looks like something I would like to be involved in.

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