Dennis Meadows

It was a development concept for the Copland Track, probably developed a bit more of a systemic interest in climate change and resource efficiency, and that was fantastic.

very much triggered by reading things like Limits to Growth by Donella and Dennis Meadows or The Long Emergency by Kunstler.

After university, I started my first job in Hamburg in an architecture firm.

But look, it didn't take long.

I was fascinated to discover that Donella Meadows was one of Linda's university lecturers.

As you may know, Donella Meadows is widely acknowledged as one of the key proponents of systems thinking, and Donella and her husband, Dennis Meadows, were principal authors for the original Limits to Growth report to the Club of Rome in 1972.

That university connection led to one of Linda's earlier books, the Systems Thinking Playbook, co-authored with Dennis Meadows and first published in 2010.

I'd highly recommend that for use in business or other group settings.

And it's really interesting to hear the scientists talk about that response.

You know, Dennis Meadows, who was Dana Meadows' husband, You know, the kind of anger he still feels at how they were treated and how the results were treated, because they thought this was a sign, you know, a rigorous scientific study.

It was presented as such.

And some of the headlines that were produced, I think one of my favorite described it as the computer that printed out Wolf.