Thread: Recommendations for books on climate change?
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Old 12-12-2009, 11:56 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by Patricia View Post
Chuck Tremper: "As the Oceans Rise" is interesting and has suggestions on how to help - including saving paper and treees by adopting Ebooks.

Here's the homepage:
http://www.astheoceansrise.com/index.htm
which includes a sample chapter.

(I should declare an interest: I was one of the people interviewed in the book.)
Thanks so much for the link, Patricia. I have been wanting to read about Climate Change also, but am reluctant to buy print books. So I am very pleased that it is in both mobi and epub for free. I might just buy the paperback anyway so that the author gets something for his efforts.

Regards, Alex
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