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Limits and Rifts: A Review of Post Growth and Marx in the Anthropocene

We obsess about growth but do we think enough about limits?

Robert J Weisberg

• 10 min read
a sign reading "speed limit 10 mph" by a fence at the side of a rural road
Are we ready to acknowledge limits and take them seriously? (Photo by Clint McKoy / Unsplash)

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