Return of Resource Scarcity: With local group Flocking Environmentalists
Whether or not you're concerned about accelerating biodiversity loss, water security, climate change, or the impact of major economies in Asia and Latin America joining the West in destructive mass consumerism, the evidence is clear: we are stretching the planet's resources.
Though 1970s anxieties proved largely unfounded, emerging research is resuscitating these concerns in a new way. A panel of local thinkers will lead an interactive discussion asking whether the world really is now entering an age where resource scarcity will come to define the limits of human well-being. Afterwards, Oxford Comedy Deathmatch will provide an irreverent summary of the discussions.
Return of Resource Scarcity at Pegasus Theatre in Oxford, Oxfordshire on Sunday, 26 February 2012.
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