The `sustainability zeroline' is the first clear benchmark for sustainable practices, and represents a clear call to rethink sustainability. Based on an analysis of the ecologically destructive consequences of resource-intensive economics and the central insight that the conflict between growth and planetary limits becomes practical in the opposition between private goods and the commons, J. Daniel Dahm introduces the benchmark for a life-serving economy. For everyone who deals seriously with this topic, whether it is in politics, business, as investors, journalists or interested citizens, this volume is compulsory reading for understanding the interplay of humanity and nature.
