The Fossil-Fuelled Climate Crisis

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Focusing on the environmental and social implications of fossil fuel use, the book employs Elizabeth Shove's social practices approach alongside Murphy's social closure framework to analyze the pervasive carbon-polluting practices. It highlights how the costs of fossil fuels are externalized, affecting future generations and contributing to environmental monopolization. Murphy critiques the emerging reliance on technology as a solution, revealing a resistance to changing harmful practices tied to valuable resources. The work explores the tension between technological optimism and the need for sustainable practices.