Q1. What are the key differences between an apolitical ecology and a political ecology perspective?
Q2. How do discourses shape environmental issues?
Q3. In his The Theory of Population, what assumptions did Malthus make about nature and why did they matter?
Q4. What do the differences between old-growth forests and plantation forests tell us about two key dynamics central to the relationship between capitalism and nature?
Q5. What are the environmental and social issues linked to capitalism's obsession with cheapness'?
Q6. How do infrastructure crises reveal problems of environmental racism?
Q7. A feminist political ecology perspective insists that 'we're not all the same'. What is meant by the statement and what approach from feminist political ecology helps you think about this statement?