The Biophysical Economics Policy Center booklist from 1926 to present

Books

John Howe

• Astyk, S. (2008) “Depletion and Abundance, Life On the New Home Front.”
• Bartlett, A. (2004) “The Essential Exponential, For the Future of Our Planet.”
• Bligh, J. (2004) “The Fatal Inheritance.”
• Brown, L. (2008) “Plan B 3.0, Mobilizing To Save Civilization.”
• Brown, L.(2011) “World on Edge, How to Prevent Environmental and Economic Collapse.”
• Bardi, U. (2011) “The Limits To Growth Revisited.”
• Berry, W. (1977) “The Unsettling of America, Culture and Agriculture.”
• Boughey, A. (1976) “Strategy for Survival, An Exploration of the Limits to Further Population and Industrial Growth.”
• Baker, C. (2009) “Sacred Demise, Walking the Spiritual Path of Ind. Civilization’s Collapse.”
• Campbell, C. (1997) “The Coming Oil Crisis.”
• Campbell, C. (2003) “The Essence of Oil& Gas Depletion.”
• Catton, W. (1982) “Overshoot, The Ecological Basis of Revolutionary Change.”
• Carroll, J. (1997) “The Greening of Faith, God, the Environment, and the Good Life.”
• Carr-Saunders, A. (1922) “The Population Problem, A Study in Human Evolution.”
• Cipolla, C. (1978) “The Economic History of World Population.”
• Cohen, J. (1995) “How Many People Can the Earth Support”?
• Cobb, K. (2010) “Prelude, A Novel About Secrets, Treachery, and the Arrival of Peak Oil.”
• Cooke, R. (2007) “Detensive Nation, Redefining the Role Government.”
• Cribb, J. (2010) “The Coming Famine, the Global Food Crisis and What We Can Do.”
• Czech, B. (2000) “Fuel for a Runaway Train, Errant Economists, Shameful Spenders, and a Plan To Stop Them All.”
• Daly, H. (1996) “Beyond Growth.”
• Deffeyes, K. (2001) “Hubbert’s Peak, The Impending World Oil Shortage.”
• Deffeyes, K. (2005) “Beyond Oil, The View From Hubbert’s Peak.”
• Deffeyes, K. (2010) “When Oil Peaked.”
• Diamond, J. (2005) “Collapse, How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed.”
• Dawkins, R. (2006) “The Selfish Gene, 30th Anniversary edition.”
• Douthwaite, R. (1992) “The Growth Illusion, How Economic Growth has Enriched the Few, Impoverished the Many, and Endangered the Planet.”
• Douthwaite, R. (2011) “Fleeing Vesuvius, Overcoming the Risks of Economic and Environmental Collapse.”
• Erlich, P. (1971) “The Population Bomb.”
• Fletcher, S. (2011) “Bottled Lightning, Super Batteries, Electric Cars, and the New Lithium Economy.”
• Gelbspan, R. (2004) “Boiling Point.”
• Grant, L. (2000) “Too Many People, The Case for Reversing Growth).
• Grant, L.(2005) “The Collapsing Bubble, Growth and Fossil Energy.”
• Greer, J. (2008) “The Long Descent.”
• Greer, J. (2009) “The Ecotechnic Future, Envisioning a Post-Peak World.”
• Grover, J. (1991) “Beyond Oil, the Threat to Food and Fuel.”
• Hardin. G. (1993) “Living Within Limits, Ecology, Economics, and Population Taboos.”
• Hardin, G (1998) “The Ostrich Factor, Our Population Myopia.”
• Hartmann, T. (1998) “The Last Hours of Ancient Sunlight.”
• Heinberg, R. (2004) “Power Down, Options and Actions for a Post-Carbon World.”
• Heinberg, R. (2005) “The Party’s Over, Oil, War, and the Fate of Industrial Societies.”
• Heinberg, R. (2007) “Peak Everything, Waking Up to the Century of Declines.”
• Heinberg, R. (2006) “The Oil Depletion Protocol, a Plan to Avert Oil Wars, Terrorism, and Economic Collapse.”
• Heinberg, R. (2010) “Post Carbon Reader, Managing the 21st Century’s Crisis.”
• Heinberg, R. (2011) “The End of Growth, Adapting to Our New Economic Reality.”
• Hopkins, R. (2008) “The Transition Handbook, From Oil Dependency to Local Resil.”)
• Howe, J. (2006) “The End of Fossil Energy, and Last Chance for Survival.” (3rd Ed.)
• Kunstler, J. (2005) “The Long Emergency, Surviving the Converging Catastrophes of the Twenty-First Century.”
• Laslo, E. (2006) “Global Survival, the Challenges and its Implications for Thinking and Acting.”
• Magdoff, F. (2010) “Agriculture and Food in Crisis, Conflict, Resistance, and Renewal.”
• Malthus, T. (1798) “An Essay on the Principle of Population.”
• Martinson, C. (2011) “The Crash Course, The Unsustainable Future of the Economy, Energy, and Environment.”
• Mesarovic, M. (1974) “Mankind at the Turning Point, the Second Report to the Club of Rome.”
• McKibbon, W. (1998) “Maybe One, a Personal and Environmental Argument for Single-Child Families.”
• Meadows, D. (1972) “The Limits to Growth.”
• Meadows, D. (2004) “Limits To Growth, The 30-Year Update.”
• Orlov, D. (2008) “Reinventing Collapse, The Soviet Example and American Prospects.”
• Pimentel, D. (1996) “Food, Energy, and Society.”
• Pfeiffer, D. (2003) “The End of the Oil Age.”
• Ponting, C. (1991) “ A Green History Of the World”
• Roberts, P. (2009) “The End of Food.”
• Roberts, P. (2004) “The End of Oil, On the Edge of a Perilous New World.”
• Romm, J. (2004) “The Hype About Hydrogen.”
• Rothkrug, P. (1991) “Mending The Earth, A World For Our Grandchildren.”
• Ruppert, M. (2009) “Collapse, The Crisis of Energy and Money in a Post Peak Oil World.”
• Seidel, P. (1998) “Invisible Walls, Why We Ignore the Damage We Inflict on the Planet.”
• Simmons, M. (2005) “Twilight in the Desert, the Coming Saudi Oil Shock and the World Economy.”
• Scheer, H. (1999) “The Solar Economy, Renewable Energy for a Sustainable Global Future.”
• Smil, V (1999) “Energies, an Illustrated Guide to the Biosphere and Civilization.”
• Smil, V. (2005) “Energy At The Crossroads.”
• Stanton, W. (2003) “The Rapid Growth Of Human Populations.”
• Tainter, J. (1988) “The Collapse of Complex Societies.”
• Weeks, J. (2005) “Population, an Introduction to Concepts and Issues.”
• Wilkinson, R.(1973) “Poverty and Progress.”
• Wilson, E. (2002) “The Future of Life.”
• Young, L. (1968) “Population in Perspective.”
• Youngquist, W. (1997) “Geodestinies, the Inevitable Control of Earth Resources Over Nations and Individuals.”