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How might this entry address critiques about the commodification of nature or how people actually go about setting a price on ecosystem services? Drmedwards ( talk) 20:11, 16 September 2020 (UTC)
This entry isn't even a stub yet (barely a definition); still needs to say what Natural Capitalism is, not just what it does -- maveric149
- there are four trends listed in the HLL book, up front somewhere.
Sounds interesting though. I tried to check out the reference site at the bottom .... natcap.org .... but it was not available when I tried. I will try it again later.
This looks like an emerging field, topic or definition. I suspect some will not like this .... I think it may be appropriate as long as it is dated as this is ...
- it isn't, really, the UN now uses the term " natural capital" - and once bureaucrats get ahold of something... the "ism" refers to the use of the standard neoclassical economics models, as Hawken, Lovins, and Lovins do, i.e. they believe capitalism works when you set up the political economy right.
how else to keep wikipedia current? Presumabably the new few thousand readers will have bold editors to delete or annotate information that goes out of fashion???? :)
Got over 200K google hits on "Natural Capitalism"! Apparently very real chance this will remain in the lexicon.
- I attempted to add a basic description of the essential elements of the theory. -- M0llusk ( talk) 03:37, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
The modified title seems wrong. That is the full title of the book, but the book is about a concept which is the same as the primary title. The correct title for this page and the discussion page is the more simple "Natural Capitalism" that it started with. The full title of the book as published can be noted in the text and references. -- M0llusk ( talk) 21:13, 21 February 2009 (UTC)
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How might this entry address critiques about the commodification of nature or how people actually go about setting a price on ecosystem services? Drmedwards ( talk) 20:11, 16 September 2020 (UTC)
This entry isn't even a stub yet (barely a definition); still needs to say what Natural Capitalism is, not just what it does -- maveric149
- there are four trends listed in the HLL book, up front somewhere.
Sounds interesting though. I tried to check out the reference site at the bottom .... natcap.org .... but it was not available when I tried. I will try it again later.
This looks like an emerging field, topic or definition. I suspect some will not like this .... I think it may be appropriate as long as it is dated as this is ...
- it isn't, really, the UN now uses the term " natural capital" - and once bureaucrats get ahold of something... the "ism" refers to the use of the standard neoclassical economics models, as Hawken, Lovins, and Lovins do, i.e. they believe capitalism works when you set up the political economy right.
how else to keep wikipedia current? Presumabably the new few thousand readers will have bold editors to delete or annotate information that goes out of fashion???? :)
Got over 200K google hits on "Natural Capitalism"! Apparently very real chance this will remain in the lexicon.
- I attempted to add a basic description of the essential elements of the theory. -- M0llusk ( talk) 03:37, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
The modified title seems wrong. That is the full title of the book, but the book is about a concept which is the same as the primary title. The correct title for this page and the discussion page is the more simple "Natural Capitalism" that it started with. The full title of the book as published can be noted in the text and references. -- M0llusk ( talk) 21:13, 21 February 2009 (UTC)
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