Growthbuster
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Uploads (4)
Prosperity Campaign Retrospective
Prosperity Campaign Retrospective
352 views - 8 months ago
Hooked on Growth: Our Misguided Quest for Prosperity
Hooked on Growth: Our Misguided Quest for Prosperity
745 views - 11 months ago
Population Decline is Part of the Solution
Population Decline is Part of the Solution
3,989 views - 1 year ago
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Favorites (40)
Stop Domain Subsidies Documentary Preview
Stop Domain Subsidies Documentary Preview
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Toyota Yaris: Rather Clever
Toyota Yaris: Rather Clever
trealbe - 1,121 views
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Overpopulation Videos (17)
It's cool to love nature
It's cool to love nature
QueenieAl... - 265 views
Bill Clinton Ohio State Commencement 2
Bill Clinton Ohio State Commencement 2
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Overconsumption Videos (6)
The Ballad of Carp Mountain
The Ballad of Carp Mountain
uncledanr... - 6,077 views
The Miniature Earth
The Miniature Earth
heyclement - 6,234 views
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Our Impact on the Planet (11)
Plastic Sushi
Plastic Sushi
annarubie... - 6,023 views
Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology) - Marvin Gaye
Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology) - Marvin Gaye
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Growthbuster
Profile
 
Name:
Dave
Channel Views:
1,287
Total Video Views:
6,286
Age:
54
Joined:
May 04, 2007
Last Sign In:
1 day ago
Subscribers:
40
Website:
Documentary in progress: Hooked on Growth: Our Misguided Quest for Prosperity
About Me:
 
Producing the documentary, Hooked on Growth: Our Misguided Quest for Prosperity, assessing the sustainability of our worship of growth everlasting.
Hometown:
Colorado Springs
Country:
United States
Occupation:
Producer/Director/Writer
Companies:
Visions West
Hobbies:
Environment, sustainability, population, urban issues, growth, skiing, hiking
Channel Comments (2)
acavideo (9 months ago)
Good work. People keep treating the world like a bottomless mining (and) waste-disposal pit, i.e. no limits to what can be taken out and thrown back in. Carrying-capacity courses should become mandatory alongside freshman economics.
SocialTrafficInc (10 months ago)
Great video and you definently are touching on something we all best find answers to now while we have time to work on the salutions .... Thank YOU for asking the questions and bringing it to our attention.

~Expect Miracles
Shane