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100 1 $aSuzuki, David T.,$d1936-
245 14 $aThe David Suzuki reader$c/ David Suzuki ; foreword by Bill McKibben.
260 $aVancouver ;$aBerkeley :$bGreystone Books,$cc2003.
300 $axii, 388 p. ;$c22 cm.
500 $a"A lifetime of ideas from a leading activist and thinker."
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 $aForeword / Bill McKibben -- Interconnections -- Catching an Epiphany -- What Can I Do? -- Arrival of an Alien -- London in My Life -- Galapagos -- Human Borders and Nature -- There's a Lot to Learn -- Elephants of the Sea -- The Thrill of Seeing Ants for What They Are -- The Case for Keeping Wild Tigers -- How Little We Know -- The Power of Diversity -- Owning Up to Our Ignorance -- A Walk in a Rain Forest -- Megadams -- Global Warming -- Why We Must Act on Global Warming -- Ecological Footprints -- A Boost for Biodiversity -- Learning from Nature -- Near the End of Life -- Learning to Slow Down -- Economics and Politics -- The Hubris of Global Economics -- The Ecosystem as Capital -- Ecologists and Economists Unite! -- Economic Fallacy -- A Progress Indicator That's Real -- Endless Growth--An Impossible Dream -- Three Economists -- Economics and the Third World -- Consumption as a Deliberate Goal -- Assigning a Value to Nature -- Toward More National Economies -- The Wall Street Journal's Insane Criteria -- Following a Different Path -- The True Price of a Tree -- Plundering the Seas -- Shifting Political Perspectives -- Lessons from Humanity's Birthplace -- True Wealth -- Science, Technology, and Information -- Science and Technology Are Still in Their Infancy -- Biotechnology: A Geneticist's Personal Perspective -- It Always Costs -- The Illusory Oil Change -- Nuclear Menus (Or, Eating in the Nuclear Age) -- The Prostitution of Academia -- Live by the Box, Perish by the Box -- A Humbling Message of Ants and Men -- Infoglut and Its Consequences -- Misusing Language -- The Really Real -- Television's Real Message -- Virtual Reality -- The Hidden Messages -- Are These Two Reporters on the Same Planet? -- Why a Warmer World Won't Be a Better World -- Science and Ethics -- Genetics after Auschwitz -- The Final Dance on Racism's Grave -- Through Different Eyes -- The Temptation to Tamper -- The Pain of Animals -- Are There No Limits? -- A Biocentric View -- Why the Bravest Position Is Biocentrism -- Borrowing from Children -- Making Waves -- Teaching the Wrong Lessons -- Losing Interest in Science -- A Buddhist Way to Teach Kids Ecology -- The System and the Ecosystem -- Why Sterile School Yards Are a Waste -- The Invisible Civilization -- Haida Gwaii and My Home -- Reflections While Backpacking -- Leaders, Role Models, and Success Stories -- The New Leaders -- Village Power Wins Victories in India -- A Heroic Shepherd -- Grass-Roots Groups -- A Woman in Science -- Young People -- Monteverde and Children -- Child Power -- Germany--An Inspiring Example -- Water and a Canadian Scientist -- One Logger and His Forest -- Philosopher-King -- A New Kind of Political Leader -- Fisheries That Flourish -- One Farmer Really Close to the Soil.
650 0 $aHuman ecology$xPolitical aspects.
650 0 $aHuman ecology$xEconomic aspects.
650 0 $aEnvironmental ethics.
650 0 $aPhilosophy of nature.
650 0 $aConsumption (Economics)
650 0 $aAvarice.
650 0 $aGlobalization.
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