This Moment on Earth: Today's New Environmentalists and Their Vision for the Future
by John F. Kerry
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Read in February, 2006
If you're concerned about the environment, but put off by all the war-mongering hippie, this book is for you. It really helps to discover the hidden environmentalist in all of us, especially in an age where the right demonizes the word (much like "liberal") and people on the left abuse it by pulling stunts like "eco-terrorism." So it's not a word that everyone likes applied to them, but the people in this book demonstrate how far from a typical "environmentalist" yo...more
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Read in March, 2007
I got this in the mail 2 days from Barnes and Noble.com before it was suppose to be released. I went to a Q & A/book signing the Kerrys did in Pittsburgh. The whole thing was very informative.
P.S. Buy a hybid! I will when I pay off the car I have now. Sadly, I can't afford to change cars right now.
P.S. Buy a hybid! I will when I pay off the car I have now. Sadly, I can't afford to change cars right now.
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Read in September, 2007
This book made me pretty angry, but I expected it would. They present a lot of good tips at the end for how to make a difference.
One assertion in the book really disturbed me - that we only have 10 to make a significan impact on our climate changing activities before irreversible damage is done and climate change starts to free-fall.
One assertion in the book really disturbed me - that we only have 10 to make a significan impact on our climate changing activities before irreversible damage is done and climate change starts to free-fall.
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Read in September, 2007
recommends it for:
the environmentally concerned
Went to see Kerry and his wife speak and bought the book afterwards. It differs intellectually from Gore's "Assault on Reason," but that proves to be an asset. It is very readable with a focus on indivual efforts that made big differences on environmental problems.
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Read in April, 2008
Much more lively and clearly-written than I thought it would be. But, after awhile got a bit dull. The format of John said, Teresa said, got a bit tiring at times. I wish that they would have just consolidated their views into one coherent book.
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Read in July, 2007
recommends it for:
everyone
I think it's an alright book. I like that they focus on making environmentalism less about being an "environmentalist" and more about just caring about your surroundings. I also like that they focus a lot on environmental justice as well.
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Read in March, 2008
recommends it for:
ANYONE CONCERNED WITH THEIR HEALTH
I'm not finished with this investigative work on the connections between what we eat/drink/breathe and the increasing illnesses that affect our population.
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Read in December, 2007
Excellent book! Similar to Al Gore's "An Inconvenient Truth." Makes you want to make a change NOW and help our Earth.
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