The last hours of ancient sunlight
Subtitle: waking up to personal and global transformation
By: Thom Hartmann.
Edition: 1st pbk. ed.
Publisher: Three Rivers Press
Published: 1999
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 314
ISBN-13: 9780609805299
Subjects: Human ecology; Human ecology -- Philosophy; Environmental protection
Other titles: AS Environmental Center Collection.; Associated Students Collections.
Notes: Includes index.

Property of Associated Students. This item may be checked out from the AS Environmental Center, VU 424.
Table of contents: title: We're made out of sunlight; title: How can things look so good yet be so bad?; title: Glimpsing a possible future in Haiti and other hot spots; title: The death of the trees; title: Extinctions : diversity supports survival; title: Climate changes; title: A visit to a country that's planning how to survive : China; title: Deforesting, fighting for fuel, and the rise and fall of empires; title: The power of our point of view : older and younger cultures; title: Younger culture drugs of control; title: Younger culture stories about how things are; title: What we need to remember; title: The lives of ancient people; title: Power vs. cooperation in social structure : the city/state vs. tribes; title: But what about Darwin? Isn't the victor right?; title: The new science; title: New stories are necessary to change the world; title: Touching the sacred; title: Learn to create awareness; title: Lessons from a monk; title: Re-empower women; title: The secret of "enough"; title: Respect other cultures and communities; title: Renounce war against any living thing; title: Look into the face of G-d; title: Change the focus of how we use technology; title: Turn off the TV; title: The modern-day tribe : intentional community; title: Reinventing our daily life and rituals; title: We have much to learn and even more to remember.