Foreword (pdf)
Acknowledgements (pdf)
1. The Economy and the Earth (pdf) Introduction Economy Self-Destructing Lessons from the Past Learning from China The Acceleration of History The Option: Restructure or Decline
PART I. A STRESSED RELATIONSHIP
2. Signs of Stress: Climate & Water (pdf) Introduction Temperature Rising The Ice is Melting Sea Level Rising More Destructive Storms Rivers Drained Dry Falling Water Tables Facing Water Scarcity
3. Signs of Stress: The Biological Base (pdf) Introduction Fisheries Collapsing Forests Shrinking Rangelands Deteriorating Soils Eroding Species Disappearing Synergies and Surprises
PART II. THE NEW ECONOMY
4. The Shape of the Eco-Economy (pdf) Introduction Ecology Over Economics A Monumental Undertaking Restructuring the Economy New Industries, New Jobs History's Greatest Investment Opportunity
5. Building the Solar/Hydrogen Economy (pdf) Introduction The Energy Efficiency Base Harnessing the Wind Turning Sunlight into Electricity Tapping the Earth's Heat Natural Gas: The Transitional Fuel Getting to the Hydrogen Economy
6. Designing a New Materials Economy (pdf) Introduction Throwaway Products Materials and the Environment The Earth's Toxic Burden The Role of Recycling Redesigning the Materials Economy
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