147 Practical Tips for Teaching Sustainability:
Connecting
the Environment, the Economy,
and Society
by
William M. Timpson,
Brian Dunbar, Gailmarie Kimmel, Brett Bruyere, Peter
Newman, and Hillary Mizia
With Forewords by Anthony Cortese and
David
Orr
"We are the first generation capable
of determining the habitability of the planet for humans and other
species," writes Anthony Cortese in the Foreword. "Teachers at
every level can play an important role in helping us find a sustainable
path."
All who work with sustainability issues
realize that it is a community project. We must decide collectively
about the earth and its future. As a community — be it a geographic,
social, academic, or professional community — we need to know where
to begin, how to collaboratively work, and where to find resources.
Most of us belong to communities that are
concerned about sustainability issues, but do not have that as their
primary mandate, such as a business, a history class, or a civic group.
These groups have a tremendous opportunity to incorporate sustainability
awareness into their activities. And this volume will help find those
opportunities and make the best use of group resources.
So try a Tip
and begin to change the world!
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