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See more detail | | Deep Economy: The Wealth of Communities and the Durable Future
Deep Economy. Contending that "more is not better" for consumers, bestselling author McKibben offers a realistic, if challenging, scenario for a hopeful future. For those who wonder if there isn't more to life than buying, he provides insight on individual responsibility as well as global awareness.
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See more detail | | Living More with Less
Presents a pattern for living with less and contains a wealth of practical suggestions for living a simpler life that puts less stress on the environment.
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See more detail | | Singing Creek
Capturing America's heart in 1920, Opal's childhood diary became an immediate bestseller. Innocent and intimate, this haunting diary reveals the life of a kind of feminine Peter Pan in the Oregon wilderness. Rediscovered and proven authentic by the bestselling author of The Tao of Pooh, it is now accompanied by a biography and afterword. Opal Whitely was an extraordinary girl born in 1897. Opal could speak to nature and nature could speak to her. This book contains the fascinating diary she wrote as a child and a biography of Opal researched and written by Benjamin Hoff
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See more detail | | Living Within Our Means
In several short essays with telling images Living Within Our Means helps us think through key ideas as we consider our energy choices. From the engineering marvels of the past which did not rely on fossil fuel to the claims of the ultimate energy just around the corner, from the end of a era awash with "cheap" energy to the kind of community planning necessary to live within our energy means, Enshayan brings his sensibilities as an engineer and as a city councilman to the conversations that need to take place in our communities and places of learning.
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See more detail | | Scratching the Woodchuck
The author, an Amish dairy farmer and acclaimed writer and naturalist, is an alert observer of the natural world and it's creatures. You'll feel as though David was walking with you along the fence rows of the farm where he has lived for more than 50 years as he holds you spellbound with tales of everyday life tuned to the sights and voices of the natural world. A delightful book illustrated with pen and ink drawings.
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See more detail | | Great Possessions
Amish dairy farmer David Kline pays homage to this longstanding intimacy in essays that celebrate the splendid and mysterious order governing the plant and animal life on his Ohio farm. These essays go beyond the genre of natural history, and thus greatly increase their value, by showing us also a kind of life in which delight in the wild creatures is ordinary.
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See more detail | | How to Care for Aging Parents
Featured on Oprah, completely revised, updated, and expanded, with nearly 300 pages of new material. Compassionate and thorough, How To Care for Aging Parents is a caregiver's bible. and hailed as an "excellent resource" by the Family Caregiver Alliance,
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See more detail | | All Flesh Is Grass
All Flesh Is Grass. Gene Logsdon, the Contrary Farmer, offers practical ways to farm that ensures a livelihood for the family farmer, takes care of the land, treats animals with respect and provides fresh, healthy food for all.
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See more detail | | Living on an Acre
Who hasn't daydreamed at one time or another about selling produce at a farmer's market, keeping chickens, or planting an orchard of fruit trees? Inside every do-it-yourselfer is a longing for a more independent lifestyle and the satisfaction that comes from getting your hands dirty while turning some earth. Whether you're thinking about a second home in the country, starting a part-time farm, or going back to the land, Living on an Acre is the classic USDA handbook.
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