Everyone remembers the TV character Angus MacGyver, who could get out of any jam with a single paper clip, toothpaste and duct tape. Enjoy these MacGyerisms to correct any problem in your everyday life!
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This book is extremely timely! It is time to wake up! We need to conserve our water supplies to ensure our food production and security! Conserve water now!
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While yuppies feel good about driving electic cars, they don't realize that coal probably is used to light their mega mansions. Dirty, dangerous to remove from mother earth, and environmentally UNFRIENDLY, coal is by far the most used energy product in America. An eye opening book on our shameful hoggish consumption of fossil fuels. Oink, oink.
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What Would MacGyver Do? True Stories of Improvised Genius in Everyday Life by Brendan Vaughan
earthfirst, September 26, 2008
Everyone remembers the TV character Angus MacGyver, who could get out of any jam with a single paper clip, toothpaste and duct tape. Enjoy these MacGyerisms to correct any problem in your everyday life!(3 of 3 readers found this comment helpful)
Not a Drop to Drink: America's Water Crisis (and What You Can Do) by Ken Midkiff
earthfirst, August 8, 2007
This book is extremely timely! It is time to wake up! We need to conserve our water supplies to ensure our food production and security! Conserve water now!(8 of 11 readers found this comment helpful)
Big Coal: The Dirty Secret Behind America's Energy Future by Jeff Goodell
earthfirst, November 21, 2006
While yuppies feel good about driving electic cars, they don't realize that coal probably is used to light their mega mansions. Dirty, dangerous to remove from mother earth, and environmentally UNFRIENDLY, coal is by far the most used energy product in America. An eye opening book on our shameful hoggish consumption of fossil fuels. Oink, oink.(14 of 20 readers found this comment helpful)