The following is a rather eclectic and broad-based list of books I have read that I highly recommend for educating yourself about the state of both our natural and built environments, as well as some reading that provides a bit of spiritual inspiration while trying to navigate this complicated and oftentimes frightening world. A couple of them (with asterisks) I have reviewed in SABMagazine, a Canadian sustainable building trade magazine. Enjoy!
The End of Food: Thomas Pawlick
*The Long Emergency: James Howard Kunstler
Urban Meltdown: Clive Doucet
A Pattern Language: Christopher Alexander
Dark Age Ahead: Jane Jacobs
The Death And Life of Great American Cities: Jane Jacobs
Heat; How to Stop the Planet From Burning: George Monbiot
Voluntary Simplicity: Duane Elgin
Natural Capitalism: Paul Hawkin
*Silent Spring: Rachel Carson
The Power of Now: Eckert Tolle
Renewable Energy Handbook: William H. Kemp
*Sea Sick: Alanna Mitchell
The One Straw Revolution: Masanobu Fukuoka
The Dalai Lama's Little Book of Inner Peace: Dalai Lama
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