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9780979482281

Green Festival Reader: Fresh Ideas from Agents of Change

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    9780979482281

  • ISBN10:

    0979482283

  • Format: Nonspecific Binding
  • Copyright: 2008-10-01
  • Publisher: Routledge

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"The Green Festival Reader: Fresh Ideas from Agents of Change presents the addresses of the foremost thinkers and activists at these popular events. From a green New Deal to healthy homes and community empowerment, The Green Festival Reader covers the most urgent and inspiring topics in today's environmental movement." "A pervasive theme in these talks is the emergent green economy. In addition to exposing the environmental degradation and social injustice that accompany traditional business models, the speakers envision a sustainable economy that uses resources wisely and lifts people out of poverty. They invite readers to become "ecopreneurs," to create green worker cooperatives, to green their homes, and to shop and invest with the planet's health in mind. Going green is not an elitist activity, they maintain. Rather, it's the only way we can keep doing business - just not business as usual."--BOOK JACKET.

Table of Contents

Foreword
Introductionp. 1
The Global Crisis and a Prescription for Change
Confronting the Facts of Climate Changep. 9
The Great Turningp. 18
Box: Nuclear Power? Forget about It!p. 27
Challenging Business as Usual
We Need a Green New Dealp. 33
Corporate Power Is the Issue of the Dayp. 39
On Becoming an Ecopreneurp. 50
Birthing the Green Economy
Making the Green Economy Work for Everyonep. 61
Green Careers: The New Frontierp. 70
Box: Green-Collar Jobsp. 80
Accelerating the Shift to Green Energyp. 82
Creating Green Worker Cooperativesp. 91
Greening Your Home, Community, and Planet
Creating Healthy Homesp. 101
Where's the Power?p. 109
Box: Top 10 Reasons to Support Locally Owned Enterprisesp. 119
Getting More Bang for Your Investment Buckp. 121
Climate Solutions at the Speed and Scale Necessaryp. 128
Box: Green Pricing versus Green Citizenshipp. 137
Redefining Leadershipp. 139
Organize! Organize! Organize!p. 149
Conclusion: Where Do We Go From Here?p. 157
Resourcesp. 165
Acknowledgmentsp. 174
About the Editorsp. 176
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