Ecological Economics

1. Distributive ecological conflicts

1.1. Strong impact

1.1.1. Biosphere

1.2. Social struggle

1.3. Negative externality

1.3.1. Social costs

1.3.1.1. Poverty

1.3.1.2. Health

1.3.2. Private costs

1.4. Unequal ecological trade

1.5. Concepts

1.5.1. Environmental racism

1.5.1.1. Toxic waste

1.5.1.1.1. Territory

1.5.2. Environmental justice

1.5.2.1. Against

1.5.2.1.1. Environmental racism

1.5.3. Environmental blackmail

1.5.4. Toxic imperialism

1.5.5. Ecologically unequal exchange

1.5.6. Ecological debt

1.5.7. Transboundary pollution

1.5.8. Environmental space

1.5.9. Ecological footprint

1.5.10. Bio piracy

1.5.11. Indigenous environmentalism

1.5.12. Ecologism of the poor

1.5.13. Urban fights

1.5.13.1. Clean water

1.5.13.2. Green areas

1.5.14. Labor struggles

1.5.14.1. Health

1.5.14.2. Job security

2. Political ecology

2.1. Study

2.1.1. Local and international

2.1.1.1. Distribution

2.1.1.1.1. Environmental costs

2.1.1.2. Appropriation

2.1.1.2.1. Natural resources

3. Greenhouse effect

3.1. Global issues

3.2. National policies

3.3. Reduction

3.3.1. Emissions of CO2

4. conservation of biodiversity

4.1. Wild

4.2. Agricultural

4.3. Rights of farmers

5. Solutions

5.1. Sustainable development

5.2. eco-efficiency

5.3. Ecological modernization

6. Meaning

6.1. Ecology

6.1.1. Plants

6.1.2. Animals

6.2. Economy

6.2.1. Humans

6.2.1.1. Subsist

6.2.1.1.1. Satisfaction of needs

6.3. Connection

6.3.1. Government

6.3.1.1. House

6.3.1.1.1. Nature

6.3.1.1.2. Humans

6.4. Dynamic

6.4.1. Systemic

6.4.1.1. Evolutionary

7. Science and etics

7.1. Neoclassical economics

7.1.1. Consumer sovereignty

7.1.1.1. Efficiency

7.2. Ecological economy

7.2.1. Individual and social health

7.2.1.1. Sustainability

8. System closed

8.1. Company

8.2. Market

8.3. Manufactures

8.4. Family

8.5. Production factors

9. Field of study

9.1. Transdisciplinary

9.1.1. Beyond

9.1.1.1. Economic growth

9.1.1.2. Sustainability of the environment

10. Open system

10.1. ENVIRONMENT

10.1.1. Solar energy.

10.1.2. Raw Materials.

10.1.2.1. Material waste.

10.1.2.1.1. Recycling.

10.1.3. Useful energy.

10.1.4. Flow

10.1.4.1. Material

10.1.4.2. Energy

11. Environmental problems

11.1. Growth of social metabolism

11.1.1. Expansion of economic frontiers

11.2. Accelerated growth

11.2.1. Population

11.2.2. Economic

11.3. Human needs

11.3.1. Over consumption