Club of Rome

Club of Rome
Club of Rome
Formation	April 1968
Founder	• Aurelio Peccei; • David Rockefeller; • Alexander King
Headquarters	Winterthur, Switzerland
Membership	• Sadikou Ayo Alao; • Carlos Alvarez-Pereira; • Lene Rachel Andersen; • Alan Atkisson; • Ugo Bardi; • Catia Bastioli; • Nora Bateson; • Jérôme Bindé; • Tomas Björkman; • Peter Blom; • Gianfranco Bologna; • Mariana Bozesan; • Peter G. Brown; • Juan Luis Cebrián; • Susana Chacón; • Yi-Heng Cheng; • Robert Costanza; • Bas De Leeuw; • Sandrine Dixson-Declève; • Michael Dorsey; • Frederick C. Dubee; • Ian T. Dunlop; • Isidro Fainé; • John Fullerton; • Alberto Gasparini; • Calin Georgescu; • Gerardo Gil Valdivia; • Enrico Giovannini; • Herbert Girardet; • Maja Göpel; • Heitor Gurgulino De Souza; • Orhan Güvenen; • H.E. Tarja Halonen; • Charlie Hargroves; • Yoshitsugu Hayashi; • Sirkka Heinonen; • Peter Hennicke; • Rafael Hernandez Colon; • Hans R. Herren; • Robert Hoffman; • Cecil Hudson; • Barry Hughes; • Obiora Francis Ike; • Mugur C. Isarescu; • Ryan Jackson; • Tim Jackson; • Garry Jacobs; • Peter Johnston; • Charlie Kleissner; • Hiroshi Komiyama; • David C. Korten; • David Krieger; • Ida Kubiszewski; • Petra Kuenkel; • Alexander Likhotal; • Noam Lior; • Hunter Lovins; • Ellen Macarthur; • Eda Machado De Souza; • Claude Martin; • Graeme Maxton; • Wolfgang Meyer; • José Manuel Morán; • Sheila Anne Murray; • Chandran Nair; • Tomoyo Nonaka; • Gunter Pauli; • Roberto Peccei; • Kate Pickett; • Michael Pirson; • Franz Josef Radermacher; • Vala Kristin Ragnarsdottir; • Mamphela Ramphele; • Jorgen Randers; • Paul Raskin; • Kate Raworth; • William E. Rees; • John Richardson; • Reto Ringger; • Alfred Theodor Ritter; • Joan Rosás; • Hans Joachim Schellnhuber; • Uwe Schneidewind; • Max Schön; • Kaddu Kiwe Sebunya; • Paul Shrivastava; • Mihaela Y. Smith; • Walter R. Stahel; • Francesco Starace; • Keith D. Suter; • Anitra Thorhaug; • Antonio Valero; • Wouter Van Dieren; • Peter Victor; • Ernst Von Weizsäcker; • Mathis Wackernagel; • John Warner; • Anders Wijkman; • Markku Wilenius; • Haohan Zhang; • Jinfeng Zhou; • Jacques Delors

The first report to the club, The Limits to Growth was published in 1972. Its computer simulations suggested that economic growth could not continue indefinitely because of resource depletion. The 1973 oil crisis increased public interest in this problem. The report went on to sell 30 million copies in more than 30 languages, making it the best-selling environmental book in history.

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