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  "publishedAt": "2026-02-15T18:20:10.000Z",
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  "tags": [
    "Debate",
    "English",
    "decoupling",
    "degrowth",
    "degrowth policies",
    "ecological overshoot",
    "economic growth",
    "GDP",
    "green growth",
    "Jonathan Aldred",
    "macro ecological footprints",
    "post-growth"
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  "textContent": "Is decoupling happening, yes, or no? And if not, could it ever happen? Over the course of a few weeks, The Guardian published several pieces on the topic that may appear contradictory, arguing both that “economic growth [is] no longer linked to carbon emissions” and that “economic growth is still heating up the planet.”[1] This is perfect timing because […]",
  "title": "A response to Jonathan Aldred: On the tortuous relationship between GDP and macroecological footprints"
}