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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From Green Waste Logistics, Funding and Public Park Partnership From: Common Threads View	In order for projects described in this book to have happened, a strong relationship with municipal partners was required. Issues such as delivery, storage and material access have been hang-up …	Sharon Kallis	30	2014	$3.00 Add
From Green Water From: Dry Run View	In this chapter, you’ll learn about opportunities for conserving the use of potable water in landscape, ways to integrate stormwater management with landscaping and systems for reusing …	Jerry Yudelson	12	2010	$1.20 Add
From Greening Commerce From: Thriving Beyond Sustainability View	Topics include: The New Bottom Lines – The Drivers – Implementing Nature’s Strategies – The Trilogy – Growth, Consumption and Pollution – Creating New …	Andrés R. Edwards	26	2010	$2.60 Add
From Grocery Stores The Food System’s Control Center From: Grocery Story View	The anti-competetive business as usual practiced by Canada’s grocery giants and the testing of the boundaries of the law is described. Lost in this regime is flavour, genetic diversity, and …	John Steinman	25	2019	$2.50 Add
Grocery Story The Promise of Food Co-ops in the Age of Grocery Store Giants	Food has become ground-zero in our efforts to increase awareness of how our choices impact the world. Yet while we have begun to transform our communities and dinner plates, the most …	John Steinman	306	2019	View
From Group Applications in Nature-based Therapy From: Nature-Based Therapy View	The therapeutic factors of instillation of hope, universality, imparting information, altruism, development of socializing techniques, imitative behavior, group cohesiveness, and existential …	David Segal; Kathryn Rose; Nevin Harper	17	2019	$1.70 Add
From Growing a Finer Future From: A Finer Future View	This chapter explores the future of sustainable agriculture and the ways that we can ensure everyone has enough to eat.	Anders Wijkman; John Fullerton; L. Hunter Lovins; Stewart Wallis	28	2018	$2.80 Add
From Growing Food Co-ops, Growing the Movement From: Grocery Story View	The Kootenay Co-op expansion to a new location is described through member loans and– a first in food co-op history– as a developer of Nelson Commons, residential units above the …	John Steinman	12	2019	$1.20 Add
From NEW! Growing Your Business From: The Farmer's Office View	Establish Goals – Is "Growth" the Right Strategy? – Deciding How to Grow – Growing Your Team – Marketing – Key Success Factors	Julia Shanks	28	2024	$2.80 Add
From Guiding the Work that Reconnects From: Coming Back to Life View	Never before in history have our destinies been so intertwined. The crises facing us are too vast and complex for any one of us alone to comprehend, much less adequately respond. The fact that …	Joanna Macy; Molly Young Brown	18	2014	$1.80 Add
From NEW! Guilt Trip From: We're all Climate Hypocrites Now View	In this chapter, the author explores how charges of hypocracy are leveled at environmentalists who have children.	Sami Grover	18	2021	$1.80 Add
From Happiness From: Techno-Fix View	Happiness provides extensive evidence that material affluence, consumerism and economic growth brought about by advances in science and technology have failed to improve psychological well-being …	Joyce Huesemann; Michael Huesemann	37	2011	$3.70 Add
From Hector Isn’t the Problem From: Weapons of Mass Instruction View	I was the official New York State Teacher of the Year when I quit on the op-ed page of the Wall Street Journal, because I couldn’t stand to hurt children any more.	John Taylor Gatto	7	2010	$0.70 Add
From Honoring Our Pain for the World From: Coming Back to Life View	Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh was asked, “What do we most need to do to save our world?” His questioners probably expected him to identify the best strategies to pursue, but Thich Nhat …	Joanna Macy; Molly Young Brown	30	2014	$3.00 Add
From Hope, A Horizon From: The Memory We Could Be View	We have become accustomed to too much: to a violently unequal world, to the systematic degradation of ecosystems and the constant theft of our future. Without the challenge of change, the …	Daniel Macmillen Voskoboynik	8	2018	$0.80 Add
From NEW! How "Green" Lost Its Groove From: We're all Climate Hypocrites Now View	In this chapter, Grover details the ways in which an over-focus on purity is impeding the environmental movement, and reveals a lack of faith in collective action.	Sami Grover	12	2021	$1.20 Add