

Until now, sustainable development policies have been implemented to limit the environmental and social impact of the production process,
Rather than questioning the entire production schema, which is linear by nature. Commodities are extracted, transformed, consumed and eventually destroyed.
However, over the past few years, this schema has been brought radically into question. Indeed, it assumes that, to be sustainable, commodities are unlimited … but it is now clear that commodities are becoming scarcer. Even those which are considered unlimited, like water for example, are fragile and under threat.
This shared observation triggers a variety of responses. Thoughts of reversing growth, frugality and sobriety flourish, out of the collective anguish regarding the depletion of resources. These solutions call into question the fundamental basis of our economic and social model.

