As the sequel to Trash Talk - Book One, this second book in the series offers more ways to live life with a smaller ecological footprint. Trash Talk - Book Two is split into three parts: Living Consciously – Gardening and Composting – Energy and Water. It goes beyond recycling and reusing and looks at other green activities that individuals can easily employ at home, in their office or condo
Book 2 goes a step farther than the first book in the series - This second book in the series offers more ways to live life with a smaller ecological footprint. Split into three parts: Living Consciously – Gardening – Energy and Water. It goes beyond recycling and reusing and looks at reducing and other green activities that individuals can easily employ at home, in their office or condo.
Excerpt
"...easy to read... a positive approach.. useful tips and practical ideas on how to take action as consumers and citizens..." ~ Georgina Bloomfield - Friends of the Earth, (UK)
"This is a book to be applauded on many levels: from the succint subtitle to the comprehensive resource section at the end. ...a book for everyday life, to inspire and encourage each of us to make our own contribution..." ~ Issues Magazine (Canada)
"...numerous environmentally friendly and cost-saving benefits to reducing trash and reusing some of those maddening boxes, bags and other containers that plague the life of every consumer..." Judint Porter, author of Coco Twain Tells the Truth
"...I was amazed at the many ways that every item from A-Z could be reused. ... before you throuw out anything, have second thoughts and a first look at Trash Talk. Buying this book will save you money!" ~ Kathy Schultz, author of The Convent and the Rose (www.freewebs.com/kcschultz)
"I was greatly pleased with Trash Talk... it tells you not only how to do your part to save the environment, it teaches how to save money while doing it!" ~ Mariposa Jones, author of Sanguine Secrets
Professional Reviews
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This book is for all first responders (law enforcement, fire, or other emergency personnel) who are or want to be supervisors in their agencies. It goes through all facets of good leadership.
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