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Living
Like Ed: A Guide to the Eco-Friendly Life
by Ed Begley JR
Living Like
Ed: A Guide to the Eco-Friendly Life by Ed Begley JR: Looking for
ways to reduce your impact and live a better, greener life? This
book is full of Ed Begley, Jr's experiences on what works, what
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Cool
It: The Skeptical Environmentalist's Guide to Global Warming
by Bjorn Lomborg
Lomborg, a political
scientist and economist, approaches global warming from a
conservative perspective. He suggests a tax on CO2 and that nations
should spend a percentage of GNP on non carbon-emitting energy
technologies.
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The
Lazy Environmentalist:
Your Guide to Easy, Stylish, Green Living
by Josh Dorfman
Dorfman provides advice
to fashion conscious consumers who are as concerned about the
environment as other aspects of their lives. The book covers topics
from clothing to electronics to home decoration.
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Green
Babies, Sage Moms:
The Ultimate Guide to Raising Your Organic Baby
by Lynda Fassa
This is a great guide to
raising an organic baby and doing it cheaply and simply. Full of
advice for the best baby gear, which kind of diapers to use and how
to throw an organic baby shower.
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Blessed
Unrest: How the Largest Social Movement in History is Restoring
Grace, Justice and Beauty to the World
by Paul Hawken
This book describes how
the environmental movement and social justice movement are
intertwining. Hawken believes this trend is the best, and maybe
only, hopes for saving our fragile planet.
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