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For my grandchildren Lewis, Molly,
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Contents Preface ix Acknowledgments
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z Preface The ongoing disruption of
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preface S xi carbon footprint from
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preface S xiii disappearing species
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preface S xv breach between humanki
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preface S xvii country. And for no
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z Acknowledgments This book owes mu
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Down to the Wire
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Introduction There were rumors of u
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introduction S 3 preindustrial leve
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introduction S 5 have household, au
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introduction S 7 • Did little to
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introduction S 9 the leadership tha
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part 1 z POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE
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chapter 1 Governance We lack a theo
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governance S 15 regard for long-ter
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governance S 17 culture celebrated
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governance S 19 headlines of the fu
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governance S 21 excessive heat and
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governance S 23 extract, refi ne, t
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governance S 25 access to oil in or
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governance S 27 has been increased
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governance S 29 • Costs to human
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governance S 31 to the evidence of
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governance S 33 which may occur reg
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governance S 35 line. I write in th
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governance S 37 chairman of the U.K
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governance S 39 accountability. Onc
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governance S 41 secrecy, and incomp
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governance S 45 of his persuasion i
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governance S 47 one of whom does no
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chapter 2 Late-Night Thoughts about
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chapter 4 The Carbon Connection Com
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the carbon connection S 113 If this
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part iii z FARTHER HORIZONS
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chapter 6 Millennial Hope The gods
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millennial hope S 157 carbon cycle,
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millennial hope S 163 rapid destabi
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millennial hope S 165 Conformity to
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millennial hope S 169 in human beha
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millennial hope S 171 Maslow (1971)
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millennial hope S 173 addiction and
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millennial hope S 177 United States
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millennial hope S 179 with fewer hi
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chapter 7 Hope at the End of Our Te
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hope at the end of our tether S 183
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