a New Way Now

Solutions to Financial and Climate Collapse

Nonfiction, Science & Nature, Nature, Environment, Environmental Conservation & Protection, Social & Cultural Studies, Political Science, Business & Finance
Cover of the book a New Way Now by Liz Dr Elliott, Dr Elizabeth Elliott
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Author: Liz Dr Elliott ISBN: 9780987614629
Publisher: Dr Elizabeth Elliott Publication: March 8, 2017
Imprint: Dr Elizabeth Elliott Language: English
Author: Liz Dr Elliott
ISBN: 9780987614629
Publisher: Dr Elizabeth Elliott
Publication: March 8, 2017
Imprint: Dr Elizabeth Elliott
Language: English

How to create a New Way Now, a sustainable future? Financial collapse and ecological pressure will soon demand that we practice a different sort of social and economic life!

Don’t despair! Despite rising population, climate change and ecological damage, it is still possible, is affordable, and we can then live more relaxed, abundant and happier lives.

This is a breakthrough book, a rare combination of ecology, community and financial understanding, with cartoons!

When finance is regulated again and made less power hungry, we can liberate vast funds for good, for healthy countryside and vibrant townships. We can minimize the inevitable climate change dramas and conserve resources and reduce hours of work a week. Stress-less!

This is an optimistic message, a future younger people can imagine. It is do-able.

Already, in villages, cooperatives and in group living and small business cooperatives everywhere, millions of people are developing models of the future. By linking these experiments with liberated finance we can create a happier, sustainable future. A New Way Now!

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How to create a New Way Now, a sustainable future? Financial collapse and ecological pressure will soon demand that we practice a different sort of social and economic life!

Don’t despair! Despite rising population, climate change and ecological damage, it is still possible, is affordable, and we can then live more relaxed, abundant and happier lives.

This is a breakthrough book, a rare combination of ecology, community and financial understanding, with cartoons!

When finance is regulated again and made less power hungry, we can liberate vast funds for good, for healthy countryside and vibrant townships. We can minimize the inevitable climate change dramas and conserve resources and reduce hours of work a week. Stress-less!

This is an optimistic message, a future younger people can imagine. It is do-able.

Already, in villages, cooperatives and in group living and small business cooperatives everywhere, millions of people are developing models of the future. By linking these experiments with liberated finance we can create a happier, sustainable future. A New Way Now!

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