2030 – The End of Consumption as We Know It

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Consuming People. Burning the Planet. A New Social Contract.

In this thought-provoking book, Gerson Moreira argues that the greatest crisis of the 21st century is not simply environmental—it is cultural. Rather than focusing only on climate change, he explores how modern societies have evolved from consuming natural resources to consuming people, transforming human lives into economic assets and disposable labor.

Drawing on philosophy, sociology, anthropology, evolutionary theory, economics, and political analysis, the book proposes a new global framework based on shared responsibility, ecological limits, and technological innovation.

Instead of offering abstract criticism, it presents concrete proposals, including a World Carbon Bank, a Global Carbon Constitution, and a new model for balancing environmental sustainability with social justice.

In this e-book you will find:

• A new interpretation of human consumption beyond economics.
• An analysis of Cultural Racism and the consumption of people.
• Reflections on ecology, technology, AI, and global governance.
• Proposals for a World Carbon Bank and a Global Carbon Constitution.
• A vision for a new social contract for the post-2030 world.

Format: E-book (PDF)

Author: Gerson Moreira

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