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Defense Advanced Research Products environmental injustice, 72–73
Agency (DARPA), 100–101 environmental journalism
Deleuze, G., 167 (re)framing in, 174–180
Delicath, J. W., 136 alternative media and, 184–186
Delingpole, J., 210 challenger paradigms in, 180–184
Della Porta, D., 133 role of, 173–174
Deluca, K. M., 132, 136–139 Environmental Protection Agency
Dembicki, G., 176–178 (EPA), 202, 212–213
Denniss, R., 122–123 ethanol, 4
Department for Business Enterprise and Ethical Oil, 141
Regulatory Reform, 89 European Commission (EC), 44, 51
Descartes, R., 34 European Environmental Agency, 2
Dewey, J., 181 European Union (EU), 57–58
Diani, M., 133 extractivism, 197–198
DiCaprio, L., 141–143, 144 Exxon, 189
digital positivism, 98
Dignan, L., 103–105
direct air capture, 25 F
disaster capitalism, 31–32 Facebook, 6, 66, 97, 100, 191,
Dischel, R., 90, 91 214–215
Dongxiaokou, 72, 73–74, 75–76, Fairphone, 53, 61, 63
77–78 Federal Emergency Management
Doomsday Clock, 164 Agency (FEMA), 32
Dowse, M., 205 feminist graffiti, 65
Dutton, J. A., 90 Feng, X., 76
financial markets, 86–93
Food and Drug Administration (FDA),
E 49–50
e-waste, 14, 50–52, 73–76, 80 Forbes (magazine), 6, 105
Earth First, 154 Forde, S., 184
ecological crisis, 42–43. See also climate Fordism, 7
change (global warming); planetary ForestEthics (later Stand), 131, 139
boundaries fossil fuels and fossil fuel industry, 3, 7,
ecoterrorism, 154 29
electromagnetic fields (EMFs), 49–50 FOX News, 28, 194, 211
Ellison, L., 6 France, 63
emission trading scheme (ETS), 116 Frankenstein (Shelley), 1
employee health, 49–50 free trade deals, 32
energy consumption, 12, 15, 44, Fressoz, J.-B., 6
47–48, 101–102 Frydenburg, J., 153
Enron, 87 Fukuyama, F., 32