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Fisk, D. (2005). Limits to growth may be subtle but still inexorable. Nature 434, 271

Dick Taverne, in his review of James Gustave Speth's recent book Red Sky at Morning, comments about a “wildly inaccurate” 1972 report by researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT): “The Limits to Growth predicted that we would run out of gold, zinc, mercury and oil before 1992” (“When greens see red”, Nature 432, 443–444; 2004). This is a very common myth which needs correction.

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Fisk, David

David Fisk is Laing O'Rourke Chair in Systems Engineering. Director Laing O'Rourke Centre for Systems Engineering and Innovation. Research Interests Systems approaches to optimising the outturn performance of buildings and other complex mechanical and electrical systems. Understanding the...

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