1st Edition
Poverty and Climate Change Restoring a Global Biogeochemical Equilibrium
Part I: How global environmental democracy died
1. The American native and the European invader – the nexus
2. Facets and consequences of environmental slavery
3. It’s the ecology, stupid
4. The Biogeochemical Cycles in the Era of Anthropogenic Climate Change
5. A Review of the Biogeochemical Cycling of the Elements of Life
6. Addressing the Biogeochemical cycles with Transformative Anthropocentrism
Part II: Applying Practical Solutions; Reconnecting Earth and Sky
7. Feeding the future: Farming in a post-carbon economy
8. Transitioning to low-carbon farming: An assessment of the process
9. The kinetic role of biochar in Climate Change mitigation
10. Biochar in the age of renewable energy policy
11. How alleviating energy-poverty will also improve the climate
12. Envisioning a transformative age
Biography
Fitzroy B. Beckford is an agricultural scientist who holds a PhD in Sustainability Education with a research emphasis on integrated food-energy systems (IFES). Integral areas of his work include concepts in nutrient biogeochemical cycling and restorative anthropedogenesis.
