Titlebook: Capitalism and Environmental Collapse; Luiz Marques Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Climate change.Global warming.Ecological

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Collapse of Biodiversity in the Aquatic Environmentaculture. The loss of oxygen from the world’s ocean is also a growing threat. Its primary causes are eutrophication, nitrogen deposition from the burning of fossil fuels, and ocean warming. Hypoxic or anoxic ocean zones become marine cemeteries, which have quadrupled in size since 1950. In addition,

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Genesis of the Idea of the Anthropocene and the New Man–Nature Relationshipgurations of the hypobiosphere. We are, in fact, already living in a hypobiosphere. According to Bar-On et al. (The biomass distribution on Earth. PNAS 19/VI/2018, 2018), humans currently account for about 36% of the biomass of all mammals, livestock and domesticated animals for 60%, and wild mammal

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More Surplus = Less Securityt of the tension between centripetal forces that guided Mediterranean civilization and centrifugal forces that guide modern and contemporary societies. Since the 1960s, industrial societies have begun to face the fact that these centrifugal forces work against them. Putting human ingenuity at the se

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Nietzsche‘s Dynamic Metapsychologypse will not be mitigated if we fail to overcome capitalism, but capitalism will not be overcome until we overcome both these illusions that nourish, naturalize, and even sacralize it—the illusion that the growth of surplus is still an asset to our societies and the anthropocentric illusion.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230597204razing, intensive agriculture, erosion, and desertification. These problems of desertification and soil loss are compounded by industrial pollution of soils. The illusion that agricultural productivity and profitability can be maximized indefinitely through monoculture, the systematic use of industr

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