How to Be a Survivor (edition 1975)

by Paul R. Ehrlich (Author), Richard L. Harriman (Author)

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Title:	How to Be a Survivor
Authors:	Paul R. Ehrlich (Author)
Other authors:	Richard L. Harriman (Author)
Info:	Ballantine Books (1975), 208 pages
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If we had listened to the lessons of this book 30 years ago, we wouldn't be in he huge mess we are now. (

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muirpower | Oct 28, 2006 |

A doomsday approach is scary and arguably not persuasive (and certainly not inspirational), but this book nonetheless describes the kind of changes of thinking and behavior which are necessary on the part of both individuals and society if we are to survive the ecological crisis. (

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