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FREE RECORDED SEMINARS AND BROADCASTS


​Resolving the climate emergency: Why societal and environmental sustainability are interdependent.
Keith's presentation at the Portobello Book Festival, 2020 on YouTube.
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Sustainable Economics
Recording of  Keith Skene's interview with Miriam Knight on  the American radio show, New Consciousness Review, discussing the way ahead for our species in terms of economics, ecology and society.

Paradise lost, paradise restored? Why the conservation movement has it all wrong.
A one hour seminar delivered at Greenbelt Festival, Cheltenham, on the restorative power of the biosphere.

Form, Function, Forests and Fossils. Sustainability Revisited. 
A challenging paper on the future of sustainability and the impact of the dominance of form over function in science and beyond.