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Resilience, Adaptation, Sustainability: What do we now mean by 'future progress'?
by Riddell, Robert
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Around 1970 the planet and our occupation of it was pretty much a situation of balance; the biospheric absorptive and recycling capacity coping with resource uptake and waste discard. Since then a doubled human mass and carbon gas overload has spawned the greenhouse effect that has activated ice field melt, savannah extension, rainforest depletion, waste accumulation and species extinction. Resilience is a prevent-and-adapt advisory. It evokes limits for the growth-on-growth ideology and print money process. It provokes a births-deaths equilibrium, reduced fossil carbon consumption, rainforest restoration and waste recycling. It is about future-proofing the next generation.
- Format: Trade Paperback
- Author: Riddell, Robert
- ISBN: 9780473292454
- Condition: New
- Dimensions: 9.02 x 0.46
- Number Of Pages: 216
- Publication Year: 2014