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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
2008; 342 pages; 8.5" x 5.5", paperback; ISBN:0-14311-3-658
The author of this important work has a wonderful gift of pattern recognition that enables him to draw from diverse sources and sew together a patchwork of information that is compelling in its message: We must work together if life on this planet as we know it today is going to survive the threats of devaluation of individual life, depleted resources, pollution and global warming. |
$16.00 $13.00 |
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Culture Change: Civil Liberty, Peak Oil and the End of Empire
Culture Change: Civil Liberty, Peak Oil and the End of Empire
by Alexis Zeigler
2007; 136 pages; 9" x 6"; paperback; ISBN:0-96650-482-8
Culture Change challenges us to think outside the box about the issues that face our society. The book provides inspiration to seek solutions by taking a quantum leap in thought and action. |
$10.00 |
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Depletion and Abundance
Depletion and Abundance: Life on the New Home Front
by Sharon Astyk
2008; 288 pages; 8.9" x 6"; paperback; ISBN: 0-86571-614-5
Depletion and Abundance is a much needed and well-written book. While some of the other books that have been written about climate change and peak oil have seemed strident, Sharon Astyk sticks to the facts, suggests realistic scenarios for what all of us can do about these problems, and offers her opinions in a way that invites the reader into the dialogue. |
$19.00 |
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End of Oil, The
On the Edge of a Perilous New World
by Paul Roberts
2005; 416 pages; 5.5" x 8.25", paperback; ISBN: 0618562117
In this frank and balanced book, the author delves deeply into the economics and politics of oil and the effect they have on all of us and our future. He considers in a clear-eyed manner the potential of alternative energy systems such as wind power, hybrid cars and hydrogen. Brisk, immediate and accessible, this is essential reading for anyone who uses oil, which is to say every one of us. |
$15.00 $11.00 |
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Gaviotas
A Village to Reinvent the World-10th Anniversary Edition
by Alan Weisman
2008; 256 pages; 9"x 6"; paperback; ISBN: 1-60358-056-5
Gaviotas the village is surprising, uplifting, extraordinary. Gaviotas the nonfiction book is as compelling as a novel, as educational as a textbook, as inspirational as the biography of a great person. This new edition continues the story of this remarkable community through the past ten years. |
$17.00 |
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Getting a Grip
Clarity, Creativity and Courage in a World Gone Mad.
by Frances Moore Lappe
2007; 208 pages; 8" x 6"; paperback; ISBN: 0-97941-424-5
Getting a Grip is a beacon of hope that serves to remind us that we can all make choices everyday that postively impact the communities we live in, both local and global. |
$15.00 |
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Passion as Big as a Planet
Passion as Big as a Planet: Evolving Eco-Activism in America
by Ma'ikwe Schaub Ludwig
2007; 219 pages; 9" X 6"; paperback; ISBN 1-43032-196-2
The author of this engaging book gives those wishing to translate their core beliefs to the wider community around them excellent guidance and support. It shows how to combine personal growth and spiritual exploration with social and political activism. |
$17.00 |
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Plan C
Community Survival Strategies for Peak Oil and Climate Change
by Pat Murphy
2008; 304 pages; 9" x 6"; paperback; ISBN : 0-86571-607-2
Plan C is about cooperating instead of competing for the remaining supply of fossil fuels. It is also about each of us taking responsibility for curtailing our energy usage on behalf of the human community that exists in the present and the one that will exist in the future. |
$20.00 $16.00 |
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Post-Petroleum Survival Guide and Cookbook
The Post-Petroleum Survival Guide and Cookbook: Recipes for Changing Times
by Albert Bates
2006; 286 pages; 7.5 " x 9 ", paperback; ISBN 0-86571-568-8
The Post-Petroleum Survival Guide and Cookbook is a blueprint for moving into a changing energy future. It distills the essentials for small-footprint living, leavened with deep wisdom, a wide variety of wonderful recipes, juicy quotes and reminders to enjoy life as we power down. |
$20.00 |
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Radical Simplicity
Small Footprints On A Finite Earth
by Jim Merkel
2003; 288 pages; 9 x 6"; paperback; ISBN: 0-86571-473-8;
Existing work on sustainability, resource justice, and escaping the consumer lifestyle has opened the door to the possibilities of a simpler life. Radical Simplicity invites the reader to step through the door and follow the path to realizing the possibilities such a lifestyle change offers. |
$18.00 |
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Simple Prosperity
Finding Real Wealth in a Sustainable Lifestyle
by David Wann
2007; 304 pages; 9" x 6"; paperback; ISBN: 0-31236-141-6
Relevant studies, thought-provoking statistics, personal stories and great writing make Simple Prosperity a must read for those wanting to live a greener lifestyle. |
$15.00 $12.00 |
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Small Groups: The Process of Change
Small Groups: The Process of Change
by William C. Coughlan, Jr.
2007; 167 pages; 8.5" x 5.5"; paperback; ISBN: 0-74144-189-6
This book is a road map for organizing any type of small group. It covers the many paradigms and processes of groups in a thorough and engaging way. Highly recommended. |
$16.00 |
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