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In the second half of the twentieth century, evidence emerged of the exhaustibility of global natural resources and the limited assimilative capacity of the planetary ecosystem. The first report of the Club of Rome "The Limits to Growth" (1972) by Donella and Dennis Meadows and Jorgen Randers became a revolutionary work of a new vision, which made us think about the physical limits of human economic growth. 30 Years Later is an updated study based on new data on trends in the development of human civilisation, an improved model and methodology of system dynamics, and modern computer capabilities.

The update of the historic report of the Club of Rome models possible scenarios for the development of the global economy depending on the response of humanity. The authors analyse the options for humanity's transition to sustainable development - the creation of an environmentally balanced and socially oriented economy that will ensure prosperity for all.