Recomposed

Kyle Devine is a professor in environmental studies and dean of graduate studies at the University of Winnipeg. He is the author of Decomposed: The Political Ecology of Music, an award-winning environmental history of the record industry.

• PrefaceIntroductionThe Great RecompositionPart I: Technical Solutions1. The Ecological Record2. Vicious Cycles3. Green Vinyl4. Evolution Music5. Will It Scale?6. Building Better FetishesPart II: Institutional Solutions7. The Carbon Question8. ClimateEQ9. Atmospheric Accounting10. Future Energy Artists11. EarthPercent12. Beyond Carbon ConveniencePart III: Cultural Solutions13. The Missing Link14. We Make Tomorrow15. A Behavioral Change Is Gonna Come16. Set in Motion17. The Future, Wouldn't That Be Nice?18. One Thing to AnotherPostscript Acknowledgements NotesIndex

[Recomposed digs] deeper into the pragmatism of real-world efforts to reduce fossil fuel consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, and other environmental solutions as they have been proposed, and at times implemented, across the past few years.