Tell the G20: infinite economic growth on a finite planet is not possible.

MI

A big asteroid impact would be less painful.

Please accept the laws of physics and move toward a global steady state economy that will allow for a future for humans (at lower population numbers) and all other organisms.

"Even at 6 billion the limits of planet resources are stretched; with GCW it is shortened."

Zero Population Growth, a steady-state economy, the "balance of nature" ... these are sustainable. Alternatively, “If we don't change our direction, we are likely to end up where we are headed.”

The math speaks for itself. We must change.

Let's get off this suicide path and onto a life sustaining one.

for a better world!!

Those who believe that permanent growth is possible in a finite planet are either mad or economists (Kenneth Boulding).

Failure to heed is leading to mass extinctions

As long as I have "enough", the health of the planet matters more than money.

Come on G20 we need to get on with this!

Please at last recognise that you cannot argue with physics

tautology

Economies based on growth are not sustainable in the long-term. We must modify how we prosper.

If this evil economic system do not change we will have NO future!

Sustainable growth on our finite planet is an oxymoron! We must refocus on human wellbeing for the worlds population rather than on increasing GDP which is an essentially meaningless measure. And we must use renewable energy (captured from the sun) to counter the inevitable chaos (entropy.)

Time is running out for the growth economists to get the message.

Must act while there is time.

While our natural and social capital was abundant the ´free market´ political economy brought freedom to many and great wealth to a few. But now both natural and social capital are in deficit and fundamental reform is essential for human health, wealth and happiness. A steady state economy is essential to eliminate externalities, to redress the balance and introduce an harmonious growth political economy to sustain our ecological, social and chattel wealth for another 500 years.