"A spirituality lens that is more concerned with integration moves our
attention away from the growth-based explanations of change and
technological innovation towards integrative conceptualisations of
sustainability. Hence, the particular interest in agricultural
sustainability, urban gardens, simpler lifestyles and in forms of
organisational sustainability that make use of such things as biomimicry
and substituting biological systems for man-made technological systems.
[...] Such approaches are calling for integrative visions rather than
purely growth-based planning. Integrative futures seek to develop and
rediscover nature-based technologies, economies and lifestyles that
reclaim core human values and eschew growth-based visions of the
future." (187).
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