21st Century Environmental Revolution – Book Release

October 3, 2008, Press Release from: Waves of the Future, Publisher

Author Investigates Large-Scale Strategies for Conservation, Global Warming, and the Environment

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Mark C. Henderson just published a book entitled The 21st Century Environmental Revolution which looks at comprehensive and large-scale strategies for the environment. He argues that such approaches are our best hope of winning the battle for a green future.

According to this new book, simple economic policy changes could result in huge gains for the green agenda and even spark a worldwide environmental revolution. Working from a number of political and economic principles, he develops a comprehensive and large-scale strategy which could address most environmental problems at very little cost.

The book is written for both a general and expert audience. The introduction, table of contents, the author’s blog, and further details are available at the publisher’s website.

Title Information:

Henderson, Mark C. (2008). The 21st Century Environmental Revolution: A Comprehensive Strategy for Conservation, Global Warming, and the Environment / The Fourth Wave.
Waves of the Future. 188 pages.
Trade Paperback.
ISBN 978-0-9809989-0-0 (0980998905)

About Waves of the Future:
Waves of the Future is an online publisher that focuses on global issues and the environment.

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Website: http://wavesofthefuture.net

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