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Break through : from the death of environmentalism to the politics of possibility. Ted Nordhaus and Michael Shellenberger.
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TextBoston : Houghton Mifflin Company, 2007Description: 344 pages ; 21 cmISBN: - 9780618658251
- 0618658254
- GE 197 .N756 2007
Contents:
The birth of environmentalism -- The forest for the trees -- Interests within interests -- The prejudice of place -- The pollution paradigm -- The death of environmentalism -- Status and security -- Belonging and fulfillment -- Pragmatism -- Greatness.
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| GE 170 .Sh22 1995 Shaping national responses to climate change : | GE 195.5 .P448 2012 47 things you can do for the environment | GE 195.7 .W595 1994 This land is your land : | GE 197 .N756 2007 Break through : | GF 26.5 .G136 2017 AP human geography 2018. | GF 86 .St74 1999 The extreme survival guide | GN 60 .T729 2019 Biological antropology / |
Includes bibliographical references (p. [322]-332) and index.
The birth of environmentalism -- The forest for the trees -- Interests within interests -- The prejudice of place -- The pollution paradigm -- The death of environmentalism -- Status and security -- Belonging and fulfillment -- Pragmatism -- Greatness.
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