Building Global Resilience in the Aftermath of Sustainable Development Planet, People and Politics /

This book explains why the concept of sustainable development needs to be consigned to history. Using examples from around the world, Richard Pagett illustrates how so-called sustainable development has simply been a cul-de-sac, condemning millions to continuing extreme poverty. Building Global Res...

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Main Author: Pagett, Richard (Author)
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Cham : Springer International Publishing, 2018.
Edition:1st ed. 2018.
Series:Palgrave Studies in Environmental Policy and Regulation
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ISBN:9783319621517
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505 0 |a 1. Introduction -- Section 1: Planet -- 2. Where We Are At With Climate Change -- 3. Does Ocean Acidification Even Matter? -- 4. Isn't the Ozone Hold Sorted Now? -- 5. Fertiliser Dependency -- 6. Biodiversity Loss -- 7. There's Water Everywhere -- 8. Whose Land is it Anyway? -- 9. Chemical Pollution is Everywhere -- Section 2: People -- 10. Air -- 11. Water -- 12. Food -- 13. Energy and Commodities -- 14. Land -- 15. Shelter -- 16. Health -- 17. Education -- 18. Work -- 19. Technology -- Section 3: Politics -- 20. Global Weakness -- 21. National Competence -- 22. Governance -- Section 4: Blueprint -- 23. How to Manage the Planet -- 24. How Humanity has to Change -- 25. How Governance Systems Have to Change -- 26. Final Word. 
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