It's time to shift from the age of endless growth to an age of thriving in balance. This thought-provoking analysis proposes five critical turnarounds for getting us there -- each of them raising urgent issues for public discussion and action. Read on to explore possible futures for humanity and join the most vital debate of our times.

-Kate Raworth, author, Doughnut Economics

This tremendous collaboration, documented in this breathtaking book, provides yet more evidence that so much good can come out of pooling our minds and skills, to build a world that works for all. Why not opt for one-planet prosperity, if the alternative is one-planet misery?

-Mathis Wackernagel, Ph.D., founder, Global Footprint Network, co-author, Ecological Footprint

If we'd paid attention to The Limits to Growth in 1972, we wouldn't be in the fix we're in today; as the modeling in this book makes clear, what's left of this decade may be our last best hope to get it at least partly right.

-Bill McKibben, author, The End of Nature

This latest, most urgent, and most carefully researched version of system science's scenarios for our human future is essential reading for collapse preventers everywhere. Whether its recommendations are taken up by policy makers everywhere - and whether we humans are therefore able to avert worldwide ecological, economic, and social breakdown sometime during the remainder of the 21^st century - is up to all of us.

-Richard Heinberg, senior fellow, Post Carbon Institute, author, Power: Limits and Prospects for Human Survival

An extraordinary book at an extraordinary time. For today and tomorrow's leaders, Earth for All is a must-read. This book offers a concrete, breakthrough vision on how to ensure well-being for all - in any country - on our finite planet. Together, we can build a world that is genuinely equitable by following the 5 Turnarounds - a roadmap to accelerate the realization of the Sustainable Development Goals in the next decade. I hope it will inspire a new movement of minds and souls that are willing to save our precious humanity.

-Ban Ki-moon, 8th Secretary General of the United Nations, and Deputy Chair of The Elders

Earth For All conclusively shows that humanity's future on a livable planet depends on drastically reducing socio-economic inequality and a more equitable distribution of wealth and power. Essential reading on our long journey toward an "Earth for All" society.

-Thomas Piketty, author, Capital in the Twenty-First Century and A Brief History of Equality