Story Earth: Native Voices on the Environment

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"Story Earth gives voice to the world's tribal cultures, collecting eighteen eloquent statements from representatives of indigenous peoples of six continents on the nature of our global environmental crisis and changes we must make in the way we view the world. Only by turning away from the industrial view of the earth as a resource to be consumed, and only by listening to the lessons of traditional cultures that have for centuries maintained a sustainable relationship to the earth, can we cure the damage we have wrought. These healing visions of a harmonious relationship between people and the earth offer hope and inspiration for sorely needed change."

IdentifierLIB.00396

PublisherSan Francisco, CA : Mercury House

Date1993

ISBN1-56279-035-8

General Material DesignationPrint and published material

LanguageEnglish

Location / Box-Folder Media Room and Library

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