Limits to growth [Book] : the 30-year update / Donella H. Meadows, Jorgen Randers and Dennis Meadows.
Material type: TextPublication details: India : Replika press, 2005.Description: xxii, 338 p. : figures, tables ; 25 cmISBN:- 184407143X
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338.9 LAW-M Making development geography | 338.9 MAK Making global trade work for people. | 338.9 MAN Managing urban poverty | 338.9 MEA-L Limits to growth the 30-year update / | 338.9 MEI-L Leading issues in economic development | 338.9 NAS-P Planning - strategy and strategic mesures for development | 338.9 PER-E Economics of development |
Previous ed.: published as Beyond the limits / Donella H. Meadows, Dennis L. Meadows, J©ırgen Randers. 1992. Originally published as Limits to growth / by Donella H. Meadows ... [et al.]. New York : Universe Books, 1972.
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In 1972, The Limits to Growth shocked the world and forever changed the global agenda by demonstrating that unchecked growth on our finite planet was leading planet earth towards ecological €˜overshoot' and pending disaster. Employing computer modelling and hard data the book went on to sell 13 million of copies and ignited a firestorm of controversy that burns hotter than ever in our days of soaring oil prices, wars for resources and human-induced climate change. This substantially revised, expanded and updated edition follows on from The Limits to Growth and its sequel Beyond the Limits, which raised the alarm that we have already over-shot the planet's carrying capacity. Marshalling a vast array of new data, more powerful computer modelling and incorporating the latest thinking on sustainability, ecological footprinting and limits, this new book presents future overshoot scenarios and makes an even more urgent case for a rapid readjustment of the global economy toward a sustainable path. This is compelling, essential and indeed necessary reading for all concerned with our common future.
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