Thread: Is an ebook "green" reading, as in environmentally friendly?
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Old 08-21-2008, 03:43 PM   #76
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Could be a good book idea, as well... following such a consultant as he works for a new client and possibly uncovers some environmental coverup or other. (Daig... another idea I don't have time to write!...)
Not a consultant but Zodiac by Neal Stephenson comes close. I think the subtitle is "an eco-thriller".
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