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Tag Archives: Book review
Book review: McAfee (2019), More from Less
This is an interesting book which could be a good book if its key message – that technology and capitalism will decouple economic growth from resource use in time to prevent serious ecological disruption – were supported by research. This, … Continue reading
Posted in Ecomodernism, Economy and the Environment, Scarcities and constraints
Tagged Book review, Capitalism, Decoupling, Economics
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Mark Lynas’ “Nuclear 2.0:” The case for a Grand Alliance of Low Carbon
As a PhD researcher and an environmentalist who is deeply concerned about the utter lack of progress in reducing CO2 emissions, it has been dismaying to follow how the mainstream environmental movement has been spending money and energy in fighting … Continue reading
Posted in Ecomodernism, Nuclear energy & weapons
Tagged Book review, Economy and the Environment, Energy, Environment, Nuclear
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