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COPY LINK TO DOWNLOAD *********************************** https://romantic-sundayloco1.blogspot.fr/?health=0262037823 *********************************** Planetary Improvement: Cleantech Entrepreneurship and the Contradictions of Green Capitalism (The MIT Press) b An examination of clean technology entrepreneurship finds that “green capitalism” is more capitalist than green. b Entrepreneurs and investors in the green economy have encouraged a vision of addressing climate change with new technologies. In Planetary Improvement, Jesse Goldstein examines the cleantech entrepreneurial community in order to understand the limitations of environmental transformation within a capitalist system. Reporting on a series of investment pitches by cleantech entrepreneurs in New York City, Goldstein describes investorfriendly visions of incremental improvements to the industrial status quo that are hardly transformational. He explores a new “green spirit of capitalism,” a discourse of planetary improvement, that aims to “save the planet” by looking for “nondisruptive disruptions,” technologies that deliver “solutions” without changing much of what causes the underlying problems in the first place.Goldstein charts the rise of business environmentalism over the last half of the twentieth century and examines cleantech's unspoken assumptions of continuing cheap and abundant energy. Recountin
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b An examination of clean technology entrepreneurship finds that “green capitalism” is more capitalist than green. b Entrepreneurs and investors in the green economy have encouraged a vision of addressing climate change with new technologies. In Planetary Improvement, Jesse Goldstein examines the cleantech entrepreneurial community in order to understand the limitations of environmental transformation within a capitalist system. Reporting on a series of investment pitches by cleantech entrepreneurs in New York City, Goldstein describes investorfriendly visions of incremental improvements to the industrial status quo that are hardly transformational. He explores a new “green spirit of capitalism,” a discourse of planetary improvement, that aims to “save the planet” by looking for “nondisruptive disruptions,” technologies that deliver “solutions” without changing much of what causes the underlying problems in the first place.Goldstein charts the rise of business environmentalism over the last half of the twentieth century and examines cleantech's unspoken assumptions of continuing cheap and abundant energy. Recountin
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