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Book SynopsisThis provides an analysis of man's relationship with the natural world that stretches back into pre-history and the origins of many of our fables, myths and religious creeds, which provide our belief systems governing our world and political thinking today. Extinction is avoidable but do we possess the ability to change the way we think?
Trade ReviewReviews from the first edition: “I’m impressed by the range of [his] scholarship and the approach [he] adopt[s] to the huge environmental challenges faced by us and future generations. I also admire [his] sustained commitment.” Jonathan Dimbleby, Presenter of Any Questions on BBC Radio 4. ; “An incredible piece of work.” Adrian Chiles, Presenter BBC Radio Five Live. ; “Robin Russell-Jones tells an epic tale that traces humankind’s apparent predisposition towards environmental destruction. He takes us from the depths of history to the present day, painting a picture rich in data and political insight. Read it before it’s too late.” Geraint Davies MP, Council of Europe Rapporteur for fracking and air pollution. ; “… a remarkable mixture of political analysis and accurate scientific information on key environmental issues such as air pollution, fracking and climate change. Henceforth no politician can say they were not warned.” Dr Charles Tannock, Conservative Member of the European Parliament for London.
