Go to Amazon books and search on "ecological economics".  You'll get over 3400 hits (not all precisely in that field, as one would expect from variances in search returns, but a lot).

One of my favorites published over 15 years ago is "Eco-Economy" by Lester Brown. Have a read of that one, then list for me all the conservative politicians, pundits, think-tankers who advocate for those ecologically sound economic ideas. I've yet to encounter a conservative who can see past their brainwashed ideology to even consider such ideas because the idea won't get through their confirmation bias filter, much less have a sound enough grasp of economics to understand the ideas.