What happens if a hard-driving advertising professional from the year 2012 fell forward seventy years into a green future? That's the premise of Falling Through Time, the new eco-thriller from novelist Patrica Comroe Frank. Narrated in the first-person voice of the advertising executive, the book leads the reader on the adventures and misadventures of when worlds collide: the day a marketer of mass consumerism meets deep ecology.
Knowledge to Grow Shaped Trees is a recently published book written by Peter Cook and Becky Northey, the world’s leading tree shapers. The knowledge contain...
In a bid to promote a love of reading during Dutch Book Week , the Collective Promotion Dutch Literature has come up with an extremely innovative way to pro...
Central to Barbara Julian’s wonderful treatise Childhood Pastorale: Children, Nature and the Preservation of Landscape , on the intrinsic value of nature, is...
What is so spiritual about eating animals? Well that depends on your standpoint. For many cultures and religions the sacrifice of animals to be eaten is cu...
It was only after much disputed research leading to the US Surgeon General's (and British) warnings against cigarettes in 1962 that the public, and the med...
Bill McKibben describes Tzeporah Berman as ‘a modern environmental hero.’ I like to think of her as a radical pragmatist. This Crazy Time - Living Our Envir...
With the local organic food movement gaining momentum, there is no end of books focusing on food sustainability, merits of organics and benefits of consumi...
Garlic-Onion-Beet-Spinach-Mango-Carrot-Grapefruit Juice! by Nathalie VanBalen just might be one of the quirkiest books we have had land on our desks this ye...
Black Bonanza: Canada’s Oil Sands and the Race to Secure North America’s Energy Future , by Canadian author Alistair Sweeny, takes you on an historical, tec...
If your would like to know why energy plays such an important part in everyday life then researchers and writers Scott Bittle and Jean Johnson (authors of ...
