Hope, Human and Wild: True Stories of Living Lightly on the Earth (The World As Home),Used

Hope, Human and Wild: True Stories of Living Lightly on the Earth (The World As Home),Used

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Bill McKibbens first book, the bestselling The End of Nature, offered a devastating portrait of the harm human civilization has done to the planet. Hope, Human and Wild sets out on a dramatically different journey to provide examples and hope for a sustainable future, one in which our societys wealth is measured less by its material productivity and more by its spiritual richness; less by its consumption of resources and more by the extent to which we live in harmony with the natural world.From the Adirondack Mountains to Kerala, India, to Curitiba, Brazil, McKibben offers cleareyed and profoundly compelling portraits of places where resourceful people have confronted modern problems with inventive solutions, and thrived in the process.With an afterword by the author updating developments over the decade since the book was first published, this edition provides a badly needed vision of optimism for the future of our planet.

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