Paul Hawken (ed.) Books
Project Drawdown is a community of scientists, activists and politicians dedicated to researching and spreading ways to solve global warming. Its champions and advisors include environmentalist Bill McKibben, forester Peter Wohlleben, and activists Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen. Paul Hawken, an environmentalist, journalist and entrepreneur, is the co-founder of Project Drawdown and the book’s editor.
Drawdown
What's Drawdown about?
There’s no doubt: global warming is real and its main driver is carbon emissions from human activity. Drawdown (2017) argues that despite the depth of the climate crisis humans have manufactured, it’s not too late for us to turn back the clock. From solar power to agroforestry to electric cars, Drawdown compiles countless proven ways that radically reduce human carbon emissions. This essential guide contains all the knowledge and technology that we need to reverse global warming and save the world.
Who should read Drawdown?
- Individuals who care about the future of humanity
- Business owners, policy makers, activists and homeowners who want to make a measurable difference
- Science nerds, tech enthusiasts and nature lovers
Blessed Unrest
What's Blessed Unrest about?
Blessed Unrest by Paul Hawken explores the hidden world of social and environmental activism. It delves into the countless grassroots movements and organizations around the globe that are working towards positive change. Through inspiring stories and thought-provoking insights, the book offers a new perspective on the power of collective action and the potential for a better future.
Who should read Blessed Unrest?
Individuals who are passionate about creating positive change in the world
Activists and advocates for social and environmental justice
People seeking inspiration and hope in the face of global challenges
What's The Ecology of Commerce about?
The Ecology of Commerce by Paul Hawken explores the relationship between business and the environment. It offers a critical analysis of the negative impact that modern commerce has on the planet and proposes innovative solutions for creating a sustainable economy. Hawken challenges the traditional view of business and advocates for a new approach that prioritizes environmental preservation and social responsibility.
Who should read The Ecology of Commerce?
Business owners and entrepreneurs seeking to integrate sustainability into their operations
Environmentalists and activists looking for practical solutions to address ecological challenges
Students and educators interested in the intersection of commerce and ecology