A very New York take-no-prisoners style of going Green but then Colin Beavan has set himself a major target – live for a year without making any net impact on the environment. This means some seriously hard graft, made all the more difficult by living in an apartment and with a less than enthusiastic wife. He does however make his point, going green is hard work, not perhaps this hard, but all of us need to examine what we do, what we use and what we throw away so we can at least gain the status of Less Impact men and women.
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In the growing debate over eco-friendly living, it seems that everything is as bad as everything else. Do you do more harm by living in the country or the city?
No Impact Man - Saving the Planet One Family at a Time features in the following genres: Non-Fiction Books of the Month, Recommendations
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No Impact Man - Saving the Planet One Family at a Time was written by Colin Beavan and published by Piatkus Books an imprint of Little, Brown Book Group