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Fredrik Albritton Jonsson and Carl Wennerlind chart ideas about economic scarcity across centuries of European intellectual history. Showing how ideologies of infinite desire and infinite growth came to dominate capitalist societies, they argue for alternative modes of economic thought that respect nature's boundaries in the face of climate crisis.

Scarcity --- Capitalism --- Europe --- Economic policy. --- Intellectual life. --- agriculture. --- anthropocene. --- climate change. --- consumer culture. --- cornucopianism. --- environmentalism. --- fossil fuel. --- future. --- global warming. --- great acceleration. --- industrialization. --- malthus. --- mass extinction. --- natural resources. --- neoclassical. --- planetary. --- utopian.

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Analyzing over 100,000 industrial spills from Alberta, Saskatchewan, North Dakota, Montana, and the Northwest Territories, this book takes the reader behind the firewall of disinformation to uncover scientific truths about crude oil and saline water spills and the cumulative impacts of the fossil fuel industry on ecosystems and society.

Oil spills --- Oil spills --- Petroleum industry and trade --- Petroleum industry and trade --- Environmental aspects --- Environmental aspects --- Canada, Western --- West (U.S.) --- Environmental conditions. --- Environmental conditions. --- Great Acceleration. --- biodiversity. --- birds. --- blowout. --- caribou. --- climate change. --- corruption. --- crude. --- cumulative effects. --- disinformation. --- domains attraction. --- ecology. --- energy transition. --- exotic species. --- flowering plants. --- fossil fuels. --- fraud. --- hydrocarbons. --- lichens. --- mammals. --- meta-organization. --- mosses. --- oil spills. --- pipelines. --- pollution. --- regulatory capture. --- saline water. --- salt. --- seismic lines. --- soil. --- vegetation. --- wells.