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William Epstein presents a precondition for a future environmental movement: social and economic fairness. The technological indicators of climate change are important, but we cannot ignore the social factors necessary for a political consensus to save the planet. This book is a brilliant exposition of how to reconcile climate policy with social equity.
Book Details
Prologue
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I. Climate Change
Chapter 1. The Science of Doom
Chapter 2. Global Responses to Climate Change: The Conferences and Popular Support
Chapter 3. Resistance to
Prologue
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I. Climate Change
Chapter 1. The Science of Doom
Chapter 2. Global Responses to Climate Change: The Conferences and Popular Support
Chapter 3. Resistance to Change
Part II. Social Policy and Climate Change
Chapter 4. The Policymaking Process: Elites versus Masses
Chapter 5. Social Policy and Myth
Chapter 6. The National Will and Poverty
Chapter 7. Inequality in the United States
Chapter 8. Planned Social Change and Climate Policy
Chapter 9. Liberal Democracy and Climate Change
Part III. A Tit for Tat Ending
Chapter 10. Do or Die: Climate Change and Inequality
Notes
References
Index