October 3, 2008, Press Release from: Waves of the Future, Publisher

Author Investigates Large-Scale Strategies for Conservation, Global Warming, and the Environment

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Mark C. Henderson just published a book entitled The 21st Century Environmental Revolution which looks at comprehensive and large-scale strategies for the environment. He argues that such approaches are our best hope of winning the battle for a green future.

According to this new book, simple economic policy changes could result in huge gains for the green agenda and even spark a worldwide environmental revolution. Working from a number of political and economic principles, he develops a comprehensive and large-scale strategy which could address most environmental problems at very little cost.

The book is written for both a general and expert audience. The introduction, table of contents, the author’s blog, and further details are available at the publisher’s website.

Title Information:

Henderson, Mark C. (2008). The 21st Century Environmental Revolution: A Comprehensive Strategy for Conservation, Global Warming, and the Environment / The Fourth Wave.
Waves of the Future. 188 pages.
Trade Paperback.
ISBN 978-0-9809989-0-0 (0980998905)

About Waves of the Future:
Waves of the Future is an online publisher that focuses on global issues and the environment.

Contacts:
Waves of the Future
Email: See the “About Us” page at the website below.
Website: http://wavesofthefuture.net

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Post tags: Climate Change, Environment, Environmentalism, global climate change, Global warming

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Man-made pesticides have been thoroughly disrupting our environment since World War II. While it may be true that the concept did succeed in its first few decades, in time their chemicals not only made tougher and more resistant bugs, it has also poisoned a lot of plants that fell victim to the chemical-enriched sprays that hogged the plants air.

Nowadays, people are finally making it a point to consider alternatives, especially organic pesticides, in order to curb this recurring problem. There are a few countries in the world that put a step forward in the elimination of synthetic pesticides by outlawing them, an example of which is The Virgin Islands, and have promoted incessantly the hidden advantages and new techniques of organic gardening.

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Post tags: Biological Control, Biological pest control, Crop rotation, Organic horticulture

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We can laugh with him:

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There’s always that little girl inside every woman who just adores butterflies fluttering around a wonderful garden full of delicate flowers, all just starting to bloom under the morning light. But creating ones requires a lot of work and a little bit of patience, since attracting butterflies is no easy task. You have to research thoroughly and think creatively so the butterflies will be attracted to your garden and consider it as a new-found home.

The basics of creating an organic butterfly garden is pretty easy because you only have to do one important thing, which it to plant a lot of flowers. If you love a variety of butterflies to visit your garden, then you need to diversify your plant choices, all encompassing the correct taxonomy. You may also have to put a water area or two to make it look and seem more livable for these insects. But these are mainly the basics. Planning is a different story if you want more than just a crowded garden full of random butterflies.

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Post tags: Butterfly, Butterfly gardening, Flower, Garden, Monarch

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In case anyone was wondering, I’m a “Peace Patroller”:

Neo-hippie. Whoa.

And if you don’t like it, get your own server.

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