Episode 12: Human-centered sustainability & the quest for progress with Julion Gallagher Ruwette

Sustainable Human

''Are we making enough progress when it comes to the social elements of sustainability? I don't think we are because we're overly stressed, we're burnt out, we're anxious, we don't spend enough time in nature, with our families, with ourselves really. And from an economic point of view, I also think we're far from where we'd like to be. I think we only get greedier''
In this 12th episode of the Sustainable Human Podcast, our host Linda Jarnhamn talks to Julion Gallagher, sustainability professional currently pursuing a Doctorate in the fields of behavioural economics and environmental policy at University College Dublin. Together they will explore questions around:

1. Human sustainability challenges - is progress too slow?
2. Disclosure and penalties, or vision and impact-based triggers for change?
3. Why going through pain might be necessary to experience the positive?

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