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We try not to be too preachy when it comes to going green, so you don’t need to be Christian (or clear) to fully understand the great stories in HarperCollins’ Green Bible. With more than 1,000 references to Earth, it shows that the real Bible actually has some eco-tales. With essays from leading conservationists that help you along the green path, you might even see some green in your summer reading.
We recommend some titles from Green Books. They publish the texts and covers of their works—which range from eco-politics to organic gardening—on at least 50 percent recycled paper, if not 100 percent. Hopefully the letter that 27 ex-policymakers sent to Barack Obama and John McCain asking them to put aside partisan bickering and do something about the environment was printed on the same kind of paper, for some true eco-politics.
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