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Or something worse : why we need to disrupt the climate transition / Nicholas Beuret.

Van Pelt Library GE149 .B49 2025
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Beuret, Nicholas, Author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Global environmental change.
Carbon dioxide mitigation.
Climatic changes--Economic aspects.
Climatic changes.
Environmental protection--Social aspects.
Environmental protection.
Green movement--Economic aspects.
Green movement.
Physical Description:
viii, 213 pages ; 20 cm
Place of Publication:
London, UK ; New York, NY : Verso Books, 2025.
Summary:
"Academic and activist Nicholas Beuret exposes the bleak realities of the transition to a carbon-neutral economy. Greening the economy has become a one-sided war, as governments and businesses squeeze the living standards of ordinary people while failing to achieve their declared climate goals. The public needs to seize control of the transition in order to reshape it to equitable ends. With hard data at his fingers and an incisive take on contemporary politics, Beuret shows how this can be done"-- provided by publisher.
Contents:
Introduction: The debate is over
on to the Green Transition
The squeeze
Working the transition
The transition economy
Blockading the transition
Refusing the price of their transition
Community transitions and counter-planning
Struggling for a liveable world.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
Other Format:
Online version Beuret, Nicholas Or something worse
ebook version :
ISBN:
9781804299852
1804299855
OCLC:
1525436761
Publisher Number:
90103253175
CIPO000269290

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