The revenge of Gaia

By Edward J. Hanna. 2006

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A review of ‘theories of the firm’ and their contributions to Corporate Sustainability (2015, unknown): “This is in contrast to reductionist approaches, which analyse phenomena through dissection into their component parts, and then reassembling them (Lovelock, 2007).”
Consuming the Planet to Excess (2010, background): “…icecaps and glaciers, reduced permafrost, changes in rainfall, reduced biodiversity, new wind patterns, droughts, heat waves, tropical cyclones and other extreme weather events (for popular science accounts see Kolbert, 2007; Linden, 2007; Lovelock, 2006; Lynas, 2007; Monbiot, 2007; Pearce, 2007).”
Dangerous human-made interference with climate: a GISS modelE study (2006, background): “Have we already passed a “tipping point” such that it is now impossible to avoid “dangerous” climate change (Lovelock, 2006)? In our estimation, we must be close to such a point, but we may not have passed it yet.”