Book review : Regeneration by Paul Hawken
My review of Regeneration by Paul Hawken. A must-read for every family and community.
My review of Regeneration by Paul Hawken. A must-read for every family and community.
These seven books will give you insight into the greatest threat facing our planet as well as clear steps that can be taken to address it.
Steven Pinker’s latest book, Enlightenment Now, misses the mark on climate change and plastic pollution. And this is a problem.
A review of Climate of Hope, written by Carl Pope and Michael Bloomberg. Published this year it offers a comprehensive look on climate solutions.
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For our System Thinking class this quarter at Pinchot, we had to read this book and I daresay it is an excellent primer indeed.
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A great book containing a huge amount of information on how to implement sustainability measures in your company or organization.
Having access to the Seattle Public Library I was able to borrow this book that was strongly recommended to me by Jimmy Jia, one of the many bright faculty of Pinchot University.