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The Ecology of Commerce Study Guide

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by Paul Hawken
About 31 pages (9,214 words)

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"The problems to be faced are vast and complex, but come down to this: 5.5 billion people are breeding exponentially. The process of fulfilling their wants and needs is stripping the earth of its biotic capacity to produce life; a climactic bust of consumption by a single species is overwhelming the skies, earth, waters, and fauna." Preface, pg. vii

"Given current corporate practices, not one wildlife reserve, wilderness, or indigenous culture will survive the global market economy. We know that every natural system on the planet is disintegrating. The land, water, air, and sea have been functionally transformed from life-supporting systems into repositories for waste. There is no polite way to say that business is destroying the world." Chapter 1, pg. 3

'What is the logic of extracting diminishing resources in order to create capital to finance more.....

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