Confessions of an Eco Warrior

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Confessions of an Eco Warrior

Author	: Dave Foreman
File Size	: 40,7 Mb
Publisher	: Crown
Language	: English
Release Date	: 02 November 1993
ISBN	: 9780517880586
Pages	: 235 pages

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A book that will set the course for the environmental movement for years to come, Confessions of an Eco-Warrior is an inspiring ecological call to arms by America's foremost and most controversial environmental activist. "Rude and brilliant. Read it and you will see the future".--William Kittredge.

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