Henry Carter Hull

The author presents nineteen essays decrying what she calls the selfishness of human beings, particularly Americans, concerning such issues as hunting, ecology, and overpopulation.

Suggests solutions to some of the problems of the twenty-first century, looking at how individuals can make changes in their daily lives that will contribute to the goal of creating a world full of prosperous people without destroying the Earth, discussing "stuff," shelter, cities, community, business, politics, and the planet.

Contains twenty-two essays which offers suggestions for living more sustainably, discussing transportation, shelter, energy, carbon footprints, and other related topics.

Recycling magic turns a garbage-filled park into a "greentastic" garden.

Discusses a variety of environmental issues, with suggestions for things that organizations, governments, and individuals can do to help, covering topics such as energy efficiency, climate change, recycling, and population growth.

Argues that the United States needs to adopt an environmentally friendly national strategy to be healthier, wealthier, and more secure, innovative, and productive.