Nature as a Limit to Capital: Ecological Critique and Climate Change Mitigation
An ecological-economics argument that nature functions as a hard limit to capital accumulation: because natural value sits outside the price system, it is consumed without accounting, and the endless growth capitalism requires runs against the finite barriers of the earth. A theoretical case for mitigation grounded outside market logic.
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