My third book, Renewable Energy – Following the Money, is now available on Amazon, as well as in the Barnes and Noble stores (though most stores will need to order it for you). And my good friends at the very …
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Is Renewable Really Doable? – Kindle Version
I absentmindedly forgot to get a Kindle version made of Is Renewable Really Doable? until just now. Here it is, for anyone who wants it; I recall a few people asked me about it.
“Is Renewable Really Doable?” #1 in Amazon’s “Environmental Economics”
“Is Renewable Really Doable?” is listed on Amazon.com under the category “Environmental Economics.” I didn’t chose that; they did – and they really nailed it; that’s exactly what the book’s about. Btw, it just hit #1 in its category. Looks …
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Launching “Is Renewable Really Doable?”
You have a curious, inquisitive mind. Plus, you have a good heart. You have a deep, abiding concern for the world around you and the people who inhabit it. It’s for that reason that I thought I’d send a quick …
Book Launch: “Is Renewable Really Doable?”
It’s time to launch my second book, Is Renewable Really Doable? on Amazon.com. The big day: March 15, 2012. I hope you will mark your calendar, and buy the book on that date. To help generate interest in the subject, …
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