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In Plunderers of the Earth, Julius Ruechel explores how complex political and ecological systems unravel — often simultaneously — when societies embrace centralized decision-making, empower a masterful administrative state, and create perverse incentives that gradually hollow out once-thriving civilizations.
These processes operate on a different timescale than the impatient pace of human lives, making the slow but relentless forces eroding the foundations of civilization difficult to perceive. Even fewer people recognize the profound implications of these changes.
No academic discipline better exemplifies the corrupting influence of politics than climate science. The crusade against carbon dioxide has emerged from a toxic marriage of science, politics, and corporate interests, serving as:
This misguided focus on carbon dioxide mirrors the destructive forces unleashed by the now-discredited climate theory of the 1930s — “the rain follows the plow” — which contributed to the Dust Bowl. Similarly, today’s erroneous climate theory:
Ruechel’s work sheds light on these interconnected crises and challenges readers to rethink the narratives driving modern climate policies.
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