"A degrowth transformation necessarily implies a reorganization of socio-metabolic relations and socio-material flows of matter, capital and energy across spatial scales, as well as a different cultural imaginary of how we as humans, think about our relation to spatial dynamics."
-
Climate crumpling moves across political and geographic boundaries, but so do ideas, money, technologies, planning strategies, and political influence. Approaches to climate adaptation circulate between cities and organizations. Local communities respond to these outside influences in different ways. This creates a tension between networks of global planners and the experiences of people who actually live in the affected neighborhoods.
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/17565529.2026.2679005