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The ecotechnic future

by John Michael Greer · first published 2009

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"As peak oil reshapes the terrain of our future, John Michael Greer offers an inspiring vision of cultural evolution rooted in environmental science. For anyone concerned about peak oil and the future of industrial society, this book is an essential guide to the deep patterns of change wracking the world today, and a practical toolkit for building a sustainable future."--Jacket.

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  • NovaElder · Jul 16, 2019 · Recommends

    That is one of many of his books to focus on this topic. The Ecotechnic Future, The Retro Future, The Long Decent, Not the Future we ordered - all great books on what will happen if these systems crumble from resource depletion. As much as I want disagree with his views, they look…

    on “Why did we wait so long for the bicycle?” ↗
  • spurgu · May 29, 2022 · Mentions

    …enough to decrease its carrying capacity over the long term. Years later, the meadow may still not support as many mice as it did the day before the truck overturned." From John Michael Greer's book The Ecotechnic Future

    on “The quest for fusion energy” ↗

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