The 3rd degree : frontline in Australia's climate war / Murray Hogarth.

By:

Hogarth, Murray

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Publication details: North Melbourne, Vic. : Pluto Press, 2007.Description: xvi, 106 p. ; 24 cmISBN:

9780980292411

Other title:

Third degree

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

363.73874 22

LOC classification:

QC981.8.G56 H63 2007

Contents:

1. A different 9/11 -- 2. Our very big challenge -- 3. Sustainable nation -- 4. It's the climate, stupid -- 5. Purpose and profit -- 6. In the public interest -- 7. The new green -- 8. Power to change -- 9. The war room.

Subject: Takes a look at the battle we have to have with ourselves to avert dangerously destructive runaway climate change. The book takes us inside Australia's major institutions, business, the government and community groups, and examines how we've all failed to heed the early warnings and what measures are being taken so far to win the climate war

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Bibliography: p. 97-103.

Takes a look at the battle we have to have with ourselves to avert dangerously destructive runaway climate change. The book takes us inside Australia's major institutions, business, the government and community groups, and examines how we've all failed to heed the early warnings and what measures are being taken so far to win the climate war

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