There is a growing awareness that throwing out aerosols and turning off
electric fires, although important, will count for nothing unless
environmental problems are addressed as a truly global crisis. Conceived
in the style of "The Green Consumer Guide", this book takes the view
that, as long as Third World countries are crippled by debt, with their
populations over-dependent on cash crops and plagued by poverty and
disease, then environmental disasters and human tragedies can only
escalate. It lays out some of the basic issues, shows how consumer
decisions are directly linked to them and gives detailed information on a
wide range of products, from clothing to tea and coffee, identifying
those brands which the authors believe can directly benefit the Third
World and those which should be avoided. # Paperback: 352 pages # Publisher: Gollancz (October 10, 1991) # ISBN-10: 0575050004 # ISBN-13: 978-0575050006 # Product Dimensions: 7.6 x 5 x 1 inches # Shipping Weight: 9.1 ounces
The Global Consumer: High Street Shopping and the Third World Reviews
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There is a growing awareness that throwing out aerosols and turning off
electric fires, although important, will count for nothing unless
environmental problems are addressed as a truly global crisis. Conceived in
the style of "The Green Consumer Guide", this book takes the view that, as
long as Third World countries are crippled by debt, with their populations
over-dependent on cash crops and plagued by poverty and disease, then
environmental disasters and human tragedies can only escalate.
The Global Consumer: High Street Shopping and the Third World Reviews
The Global Consumer: High Street Shopping and the Third World Reviews
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