Our new paper, Wellbeing for People and Planet: How to Value Everyone and Everything on a Thriving Planet Beyond 2030, published today in The Lancet Planetary Health argues that many of the world’s most pressing problems—from climate change and biodiversity loss to rising inequality, loneliness, and declining trust in institutions—stem from a development model that […]
Roadmap to a Future that Values Everyone and Everything Read More »
Inequality has a profoundly negative effect on health and wellbeing, write Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett. Not because it suddenly kills, but because it slowly reshapes how people live, relate, cope, and age. Rather than behaving like a toxin that produces a sudden spike in mortality after a fixed incubation period, inequality is more like a fog that gradually seeps into bodies, relationships, and institutions over time.
Inequality and health: Lost in the mists of time? Read More »
What if, instead of measuring progress by the size of our economies, we measured it by how well people and the planet are actually doing?
Building Global Consensus Beyond GDP Read More »
