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Worldchanging: A Users Guide for the 21st Century is a groundbreaking compendium of the most innovative solutions, ideas and inventions emerging today for building a sustainable, livable, properous future.
From consumer
consciousness to a new vision for industry; non-toxic homes to refugee
shelters; microfinance to effective philanthropy; socially responsible
investing to starting a green business; citizen media to human rights;
ecological economics to climate change, this is the most comprehensive,
cutting-edge overview to date of what's possible in the near future --
if we decide to make it so.
(For more details, click here)
What People Are Saying
"To build that future, we need a generation of everyday heroes,
people who – whatever their walks of life – have the courage to think
in fresh ways and to act to meet this planetary crisis head-on. This
book belongs in the library of every person who aspires to be part of
that generation."
– Al Gore
"The Whole Earth Catalog retooled for the iPod generation ... [Their
book] is a compendium of everything a younger generation of
environmental activists has to offer: creativity, digital dexterity,
networking ability, an Internet-era optimism about the future, and a
deep concern about not only green issues but related questions of human
rights, poverty, and social justice.
– Bill McKibben, New York Review of Books
"Reads like a smart, hip mini-encyclopedia of what's new and what's next in green technologies and earth-conscious ideas."
– Business Week
"Read it: it may change your life."
– Elizabeth Kolbert, New Yorker Writer
"The seminal resource guide for anyone concerned about today and the future."
– Laurie David, Global Warming Activist
"Worldchanging might well be the most complete, compelling
articulation of the possible look and feel and actual operation of a
sustainable society ever written."
– Denis Hayes, Earth Day Founder
Buy the book from: barnes and noble, amazon, powells, abrams, or an independent bookstore near you (to locate one, go to booksense.com) |
