Garden Earth - Beyond sustainability

Do cows raze the land?

The simplistic narrative about the land use for ruminants is not helpful

Jan 28 • Gunnar Rundgren

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The winners take the most

Review of Titans of Industrial Agriculture by Jennifer Clapp

Jan 20 • Gunnar Rundgren

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Capitalism and reproduction

Perhaps the main problem for capitalism and the problem with capitalism is that it is dependent on the same free “services” from nature and humans as it…

Jan 16 • Gunnar Rundgren

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December 2025

The tyranny of beer

will we experience a planned recession, a cuddly transition or agrarian scarcity?

Dec 18, 2025 • Gunnar Rundgren

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Post-collapse land, markets and society

In this eighth article on the collapse theme I turn to how to build trust, how to regulate access to resources, how to manage society at large and how…

Dec 4, 2025 • Gunnar Rundgren

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November 2025

From the trinity of destruction to the sacredness of nature

About human-nature relationship post collapse

Nov 26, 2025 • Gunnar Rundgren

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Will there be food?

Food and agriculture post collapse

Nov 17, 2025 • Gunnar Rundgren

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Will there be solar panels after the dust has settled?

About energy, capital, technology, division of labour and work after a collapse

Nov 12, 2025 • Gunnar Rundgren

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The descent

How will collapse play out and how deep will it be?

Nov 4, 2025 • Gunnar Rundgren

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October 2025

Complexity interlude

Perhaps we need more complexity and not less?

Oct 30, 2025 • Gunnar Rundgren

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How and when will our civilization die?

Now, I return to the collapse theme.

Oct 20, 2025 • Gunnar Rundgren

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EAT Lancet misses the point

A diet is the wrong entry point in the analysis of the food system and planetary health.

Oct 8, 2025 • Gunnar Rundgren

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