|
- Year: 1977
His final book published in 1977 shortly before his death was presented by Schumacher as being the s
-
- Comments 0
|
|
- Year: 1964
Published 2 years after Silent Spring, Ruth Harrison's exposé of the quality of life of farmed anim
-
- Comments 0
|
|
- Year: 1973
-
- Comments 0
|
|
- Year: 1972
The cover shown is the Penguin edition which came out in 1973. The hardback version was released in
-
- Comments 0
|
|
- Year: 1971
-
- Comments 0
|
|
- Year: 1975
-
- Comments 0
|
|
- Year: 1898
-
- Comments 0
|
|
- Year: 1970
Looking forward to a post-industrial society
-
- Comments 0
|
|
- Year: 1979
Lovelock had been developing the idea of Gaia - that the world eco system exhibits some of the chara
-
- Comments 0
|
|
- Year: 1984
The cover tag line of the English language edition is "We are neither left nor right, we are in fron
-
- Comments 0
|
|
- Year: 1891
Fusing marxist thought with english romanticism Morris comes up with a vision of an agrarian society
-
- Comments 0
|
|
- Year: 1962
Originally published under pseudonym Lewis Herber.
-
- Comments 0
|
|
- Year: 1971
-
- Comments 0
|
|
- Year: 1984
-
- Comments 0
|
|
- Year: 1962
In the late 1950s Rachel Carson studied the effects of synthetic pesticides. The result of her work,
-
- Comments 0
|
|
- Year: 1970
-
- Comments 0
|
|
- Year: 1973
Published at the time of the 1973 energy crisis and the rise of the 'appropriate technology' movemen
-
- Comments 0
|
|
- Year: 1976
-
- Comments 0
|
|
- Year: 1971
-
- Comments 0
|
|
- Year: 1961
-
- Comments 0
|
|
- Year: 1970
-
- Comments 0
|
|
- Year: 1972
This is a report on a computer model (simulation) of the effects of exponential growth in population
-
- Comments 0
|
|
- Year: 1969
-
- Comments 0
|
|
- Year: 1968
The Coventry based founders of PEOPLE cite an interview with Paul Ehrlich which they read and circul
-
- Comments 0
|
|
- Year: 1998
Lynn Margulis was a pioneer of the Gaia concept which she developed with James Lovelock. We include
-
- Comments 0
|
|
- Year: 1992
-
- Comments 0
|
|
- Year: 1989
Together with Allaby's introductions to each piece this is an excellent introduction to the roots an
-
- Comments 0
|
|
- Year: 1854
-
- Comments 1
|
|
- Year: 1972
-
- Comments 0
|