Resolving the Climate Change Crisis: The Ecological Economics of Climate Change
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Resolving the Climate Change Crisis: The Ecological Economics of Climate Change

by Philip Lawn

Economics Environmental Science Climate Change
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Philip Lawn examines the climate change crisis through the lens of ecological economics. By bringing environmental limits and economic activity into the same discussion, this book offers a focused perspective on the challenges of climate change and the search for approaches grounded in ecological understanding.

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Resolving the Climate Change Crisis presents climate change through the perspective of ecological economics.

The book connects environmental concerns with economic thinking, focusing on how ecological limits shape the climate challenge.

Philip Lawn offers a subject-focused examination for readers interested in climate change, sustainability, and the relationship between economies and the natural world.

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