Green Morality: Mankind's Role in Environmental Responsibility
Quinn, Courtney, NACTA Journal
Green Morality: Mankind's Role in Environmental Responsibility By Edward Flattau. 2010. The Way Things Are Publications. Hard cover, 279 pages, $29.95, ISBN 9780982 141 922
In Green Morality, Edward Flattau has written a scathing treatise against our economic, social, and moral choices that contribute to widespread environmental destruction. Flattau has issued a rousing call for humanity to meet its moral obligation of sustainability. Flattau's newest book uses countless examples to document that we are woefully short of meeting our moral imperative. As renowned 40-year syndicated environmental columnist, Flattau has ample examples to demonstrate our environmental mishaps and …
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Publication information:
Article title: Green Morality: Mankind's Role in Environmental Responsibility.
Contributors: Quinn, Courtney - Author.
Journal title: NACTA Journal.
Volume: 54.
Issue: 4
Publication date: December 2010.
Page number: 72.
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