The Future is Not What It Used to Be: Returning to Traditional Values in an Age of Scarcity
Returning to traditional values in the age of scarcity -- "We have an abundance of land and all the renewable resources that go with land; we have the tools and the scientific understanding to use... This description may be from another edition of this product.
Format:Hardcover
Language:English
ISBN:039608396X
ISBN13:9780396083962
Release Date:January 1985
Publisher:Dodd Mead
Length:246 Pages
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The Future may look Boring... ...but at least it's not SCARY
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 21 years ago
The "future" is of course, many things to many differentpeople, no two opinions of it agree, but it is "central" to ourpersonal ability to cope with everyday life, and of course makesacrifices in the hopes of attaining a 'better-life' for ourselves and our children. Here is a clear headed ananlysis of what makes Global Resources the sensitive issue that it is between Nations, and why it is essential for America to adopt a more Global posture in the Economic Community.
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