Scubarob.love presents: Profit: An Environmental History


Profit: An Environmental History After the Industrial Revolution, factories appeared throughout the world, producing more and more affordable goods while exploiting our environment. Besides air pollution, rivers have been contaminated by waste, and mining has eroded soil. In Profit: An Environmental History, Mark Stoll studies how the consequences of the capitalist pursuit for profit, such …


See https://www.worldhistory.org/review/315/profit-an-environmental-history/ for more

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