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Club of Rome
Global equity for a peaceful and health planet
About Club of Rome
The Club of Rome is a platform of over 150 diverse thought leaders and changemakers working across geographies and sectors. We connect people, knowledge, and action to catalyse systemic change, always following our guiding star: global equity for a peaceful and healthy planet. This work builds on more than five decades of thought leadership. In 1972, The Limits to Growth – A Report to The Club of Rome warned of the consequences of unlimited growth on a finite planet. Since then over 45 Reports to The Club of Rome have been published, alongside policy papers, new initiatives and an award-winning podcast – all spreading ideas that inspire system change.
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People
Club of Rome welcomed Dr Musonda Mumba as a new member.
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Presence & Recognition
Club of Rome members Garry Jacobs, Dr. Mariana Bozesan, Jude Currivan, Jerome Glenn, Dr. Petra Kuenkel, Nebojsa Neskovic, Joanna Nurse, Ludvik Toplak, Anders Wijkman, Jinfeng Zhou, Aleksander Zidansek, Carlos Alvarez Pereira and Paul Shrivastava will attend the World Academy of Art and Science conference WAAS@66 on 8-11 September.
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Presence & Recognition
Club of Rome is hosting an online exhibition featuring submissions from artists, creatives, and designers for the global call for creative responses to hope.
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Research & Knowledge
Club of Rome published an article in Nature Food co-authored by co-authors including Louise E. Jackson, Philippe Jarne, Paul Shrivastava, Thaura Ghneim-Herrera, Sonja Vermeulen, Carlos Alvarez Pereira, Camilla Toulmin, Paulo H. N. Saldiva, Ibrahima Thioub, Carlos Maria Correa, Claire Immediato Daien, and Patrick Caron arguing that scientists should engage directly with controversies in food systems.
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People
Club of Rome welcomed Anu Rathninde as a new member of the global community.
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Research & Knowledge
Club of Rome published a podcast episode featuring Jayati Ghosh explaining how estimated data show that even if governments tax just centimillionaires, they could generate enough taxable revenue to provide minimum public services and address the climate crisis.
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Presence & Recognition
Club of Rome published an episode of the podcast featuring Yemi Keri highlighting concerns about AI on the African continent
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