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==Sweden==
==Sweden==
===Background===
===Social innovation of the ecosystem===
As comical, conspiratorial, and insane as it seems, Sweden's elite rulers have made the decision, and taken concrete steps as the planet's self-appointed model of neo-liberalism, to reduce the nation's [[carbon footprint]] by turning their country into a [[Third World]] hellhole. The technical term for this project is "social ecological transformation", which is part of the anti-consumption "degrowth" movement to promote "sustainability" and limit "resource depletion". Swedish leaders and experts have been in a panic since the World Wildlife Fund reported that since 1987, at the current rate of consumption, 1.3 planets would be necessary for sustainability, and recommended Sweden adopt an immediate 3% annual reduction in carbon emissions. In 2008 the World Wildlife Fund experts reported we would need 2.0 planets to sustain lifestyles if everyone lived as Swedes do. A "one planet economy" is the goal. The projections are based on a [[zero sum]] paradigm with no allowance for future unknown inventions, technological improvement, or innovation in economic and energy efficiency.
As comical, conspiratorial, and insane as it seems, Sweden's elite rulers have made the decision, and taken concrete steps as the planet's self-appointed model of neo-liberalism, to reduce the nation's [[carbon footprint]] by turning their country into a [[Third World]] hellhole. The technical term for this project is "social ecological transformation", which is part of the anti-consumption "degrowth" movement to promote "sustainability" and limit "resource depletion". Swedish leaders and experts have been in a panic since the World Wildlife Fund reported that since 1987, at the current rate of consumption, 1.3 planets would be necessary for sustainability, and recommended Sweden adopt an immediate 3% annual reduction in carbon emissions. In 2008 the World Wildlife Fund experts reported we would need 2.0 planets to sustain lifestyles if everyone lived as Swedes do. A "one planet economy" is the goal. The projections are based on a [[zero sum]] paradigm with no allowance for future unknown inventions, technological improvement, or innovation in economic and energy efficiency.