The Shock of the Anthropocene

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by Christophe Bonneuil


  Sabatier, Paul 136

  Sacher, Eduard 191–2

  Sahlins, Marshall 148

  Saint-Pierre, Bernardin de 180

  Salesse, Jeanine 289

  Say, Jean-Baptiste 30, 204, 207

  science, divide between natural and human 30–1, 32

  scientific ecology 179–85

  scientific knowledge 23, 79

  scientific revolution 68, 183

  scientists, role of 79–83

  Second Gulf War 123–4

  Second World War 51, 122, 123, 124–5, 126, 130–1, 133, 134, 134, 136, 139–40, 144–7, 162–3, 213, 289

  self-sufficiency 189

  Serres, Michel 42, 49–50, 68, 74, 85

  Shelley, Mary, Frankenstein 82–3

  ships and shipping 143

  Shvets, M. Ye 91–2

  Sierra Club 270

  slave trade 231–2

  Sloterdijk, Peter 32

  Smith, Adam 151

  social health 176

  social justice 253

  social relations 33, 36

  social sciences 31, 66–72

  society, separation from nature 27–32, 32, 75, 198–221

  socio-bio-geosphere 35–6

  socioecological systems 33, 34, 35–6, 66

  Soddy, Frederick 191–2

  solar energy 110–12, 113

  Solow, Robert 212

  Sombart, Werner 234

  South, incorporation of the 265–7

  sovereignty 40, 93

  Soviet Union 103–4, 165, 244–5, 249

  Spaceship Earth xiii, 47–8, 60, 60–4, 63, 68, 91

  Spencer, Herbert 173

  Spengler, Oswald 279

  steam power 50, 51, 100–1, 103, 107, 108, 192, 203, 229, 258

  Steffen, Will 5, 17, 51–2, 65–6, 73, 83, 84

  Stengers, Isabelle 20–1, 22

  Stoermer, Eugene 50

  Stoppani, Antonio 4, 50, 181

  stratigraphy 13–14

  suburbanization 113–14, 138–9, 164–5

  Suess, Hans 77

  sulphur dioxide 25

  sustainable development 19, 22–4, 215–16

  Switzerland 277–8

  Swyngedouw, Erik 71

  systemic reflexivity 184

  Tati, Jacques 283

  technological innovation, resistance to 260–2

  technological solutions, role of 80–3

  Telkes, Mária 112

  Teller, Edward 131

  Tellier, Charles 111

  temperature rise 6, 15, 24, 56, 107–8

  terraforming 91–2

  thermodynamics 226

  Thévenot, Laurent 268

  Thompson, E. P. 253

  Thomson, William (later Lord Kelvin) 29, 191, 192

  throw-away culture 159

  tipping points 11–12, 21

  Todt, Fritz 138

  Toffler, Alvin 216

  trade, impact of war on 137

  transatlantic trade 230–1

  Tunzelmann, Nick von 108

  Turner, Frederick Jackson 269

  UN Conference on the Human Environment 285

  underdevelopment 241–2

  UNESCO 285

  UN Food and Agriculture Organization 285

  UN Framework Convention on Climate Change 218

  United States of America 89, 242

  aircraft industry 147

  aluminium production 146

  biocapacity footprint 249

  cardiovascular illness 169

  car ownership 157, 162

  CO2 emissions 103, 116, 117, 117, 118, 119–21

  coal consumption 102, 119–20

  deforestation 179

  economic growth 243–4

  economic power 246–7

  Environmental Protection Agency 172

  food adulteration 168–9

  foreign policy 120–1

  hegemony 148, 246–9

  horse numbers 110

  household debt 150

  industrial production 145, 243

  mass-consumption society 153–6, 162–5

  motorization 114–15

  New Deal 162

  obesity 169

  oil consumption 144, 195

  oil reserves 195–6

  passive house technologies 111–12

  Pax Americana 243–9

  productive over-capacity 145

  Project Plowshare 131–2

  purchasing power 163

  railways 108

  recycling 158

  solar energy 111–12, 113

  suburbanization 113–14, 138–9, 164–5

  Taft-Hartley Act 163

  throw-away culture 159

  and war 123

  windmills 110

  working hours 161

  UN-REDD 92–3

  UN Scientific Conference on the Conservation and Utilization of Natural Resources 247–8

  urbanization 13, 158, 186, 188, 254

  urban transport 114–16

  Valéry, Paul 279

  Veblen, Thorstein 71, 149, 151

  Vernadsky, Vladimir I. 4, 50, 89, 190

  Verne, Jules 265

  Vietnam War 123, 127–9, 128, 141

  Vogt, William 76–7, 285

  Volkswagen 146–7

  Vries, Jan de 151–2

  wages 153

  Wallerstein, Immanuel 69, 223–4, 226

  war and military technology 122–47

  brutalization of nature 129–34, 134

  chemical developments 132–7

  coal consumption 141–3

  deforestation 125–6, 127–9, 128

  energy consumption 123–4

  frequency 122–3

  and globalization 139–41

  the Great Acceleration 144–7

  and infrastructure projects 138, 139, 140

  oil consumption 143, 144

  trade impacts 137

  waste, change in definition 159

  water cycle 8

  Watt, James 3, 229

  Weisberg, Barry 127

  Welzer, Harald 25

  White, Gilbert 180

  Whiteside, Kerry 41

  Williams, John 201–2

  Wilson, Charles E. 163

  wind energy 109, 110

  Wood, Lowell 86

  working hours 160–1

  World Bank 120–1

  world-ecologies 224–5, 235, 237, 242–52

  world-systems 69, 223–7, 229–42, 290

  World Wildlife Fund 168

  Wrigley, E. A. 108, 199–206

  Young, Arthur 186

  Zalasiewicz, Jan 14, 16

  Zarachowich, Weronika 79

  Zuckerman, Solly 125

 

 

 


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