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What Comes Next: Climate Change, the Future and You
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WHAT COMES NEXT
Sharing key insights from a 30-year quest to learn the secrets of Life-&-Earth, this short, fast-paced book from environmental scientist Guy Lane lays bare our shared global sustainability crisis and how you can help make it better.
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Guy Lane is an environmental scientist, author and entrepreneur based in southeast Queensland, Australia. He is founder of Vita Sapien and author of Lifewise Philosophy.guylane.comvitasapien.org
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