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Tuesday, November 25. 2008

Three More Books You Might Like to Read

We have a copy of each of these books. If you would like to borrow one, please email me, Sarah at resources@newforesttransition.org
"Six Degrees: Our future on a hotter planet"  Mark Lynas
 
"The Hot Topic: How to tackle Global Warming and still keep the lights on" David King  (a top Govt scientific adviser)
 
"The Rough Guide to Climate Change"  Robert Henson
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