Do you want to keep up on the latest new and upcoming books on a specific aspect of Environmentalism?
Then every Wednesday check out The Green Life, or subscribe to their RSS feed and receive it on your computer.
If your interest is Food Politics, then maybe Waste: Uncovering the Global Food Scandal is a book for you. This is written by Tristram Stuart who has become so dedicated to reducing food waste that he has become a FREEGAN (some one who lives off discarded or self-produced food). Through his investigations he finds out that it is not underproduction but waste that is at the cause of world’s food problems.
Or maybe it is Building Green Communities, then how about looking at Change the World for ten Bucks: small actions x lots of people = Big Change. This is by a London-based nonprofit We Are What We Do which has put together 50 actions that can lead to more sustainable communities.
Each week they cover a different subject, such as: Forests, Building Green Communities and making craft projects from recycled or eco-friendly materials.
You never know what you will find.
It could be something new that you might just become passionate about.
If you see a book that you think the Library should invest in, you can recommend it here.
Do you want to keep up on the latest new and upcoming books on a specific aspect of Environmentalism?
Then every Wednesday check out The Green Life, or subscribe to their RSS feed and receive it on your computer.
If your interest is Food Politics, then maybe Waste: Uncovering the Global Food Scandal is a book for you. This is written by Tristram Stuart who has become so dedicated to reducing food waste that he has become a FREEGAN (some one who lives off discarded or self-produced food). Through his investigations he finds out that it is not underproduction but waste that is at the cause of world’s food problems.
Or maybe it is Building Green Communities, then how about looking at Change the World for ten Bucks: small actions x lots of people = Big Change. This is by a London-based nonprofit We Are What We Do which has put together 50 actions that can lead to more sustainable communities.
Each week they cover a different subject, such as: Forests, Building Green Communities and making craft projects from recycled or eco-friendly materials.
You never know what you will find.
It could be something new that you might just become passionate about.
If you see a book that you think the Library should invest in, you can recommend it here.