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For The Common Good; Redirecting The Economy Toward Community, The Environment, And A Sustainable Future
by Daly, Herman E. (With:Cobb, John B.)

An economist and a theologian demonstrate how conventional economics and a growth-oriented, industrial economy have led us to the brink of environmental disaster.

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Silent Spring
by Carson, Rachel (Introduction: Gore, Al)

First published in 1962, Rachel Carson's scientifically passionate exposure of the effects of the indiscriminate use of chemicals is still of vital importance. In her vivid and well-informed text she describes how pesticides and insecticides are applied almost universally to farms, forests, gardens and homes with scant regard to the consequent contamination of our environment and the widespread destruction of wildlife. She argues that unless we recognize that human beings are only a part of the living world, our progressive poisoning of the planet will end in catastrophe. 'Silent Spring' remains the classic statement which founded a whole movement and should be read by everyone who is concerned about the future of our world.

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State Of The World 1999--Millennial Edition: A Worldwatch Institute Report on Progress Toward a Sustainable Society
by Brown, Lester R.

As the twentieth century draws to a close, the Worldwatch Institute's research team takes a fresh look at the trends that have put the global economy on a collision course with the Earth's ecosystems. In this millennial edition of its annual State of the World report, the Institute provides readers with a roadmap to a sustainble economy for the twenty-first century.

In the twentieth century, we have figured out how to travel to the moon, make ever more powerful silicon chips, and transplant human genes. But we ahve not yet been able to provide clean water to a billion people, slow the loss of thousands of species, or meet our energy needs without destabilizing the atmosphere.
 

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