The enemy of nature Book

I have read a lot of the overview, survey type texts on capitalism being anti-ecological at its core and the dire need for a more democratic, egalitarian and (eco)socialist future. so when i started this book i already went into it with a sense of 'i know all this stuff.' that said, this is may be my favorite of the survey type books. i have read all of John Bellamy Foster's books as well as chris william's fantastic book Ecology and Socialism: Solutions to Capitalist Ecological Crisis and while this book contained a lot of the same material there was a very pronounced aspect of philosophy to this book that was refreshing. there was very much a desire for the reclamation of our basic humanity that is key to the ecosocialist future. my point being, even if you have read a lot on this topic this is a fantastic book. and if you have not read any of those other works, this is a great place to start as we need to be clear on what we, as environmentalist are fighting for and have a clear understanding of not just what will work but also what will not work. and nothing that simply tinkers around the edges of the system will work. we need to get rid of capitalism if we have any chance for any sort of future that isn't some sort of dystopian nightmare.