Unearthed: The Economic Roots of Our Environmental Crisis

Cover
Half title
Title page
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Preface
Part 1: Entropy and Ecology
	Chapter 1: Two Laws of Thermodynamics
	Chapter 2: Entropy and Disorder
	Chapter 3: Life, Negentropy, and Biological Feedback
	Chapter 4: Ecosystems and Top Consumers
	Chapter 5: Entropy Trapped within the Biosphere
	Chapter 6: The Rising Tide of Human Energy Use
Part 2: Economics and Entropy
	Chapter 7: Economic Production and Its Ecological Consequences
	Chapter 8: Technological Solutions to Ecological Problems
	Chapter 9: Replacing Fossil Fuel with Clean Energy
	Chapter 10: History and Theory of Economic Growth
	Chapter 11: Why Economic Growth Is Considered a Good Thing
	Chapter 12: Economics without Continuing Growth
Part 3: Ethics and Economics
	Chapter 13: Desire for Wealth in Free-Market Economies
	Chapter 14: Environmental and Other Ethics
	Chapter 15: Typology of Social Values
	Chapter 16: Ecologically Destructive Values
	Chapter 17: Values for Survival
	Chapter 18: What Can Be Done? What Can One Do?
Notes
Bibliography
Index