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BLUE MARBLE God's work and devil's contribution.: Can we still be saved?

BLUE MARBLE God's work and devil's contribution.: Can we still be saved?

Sohler, Peter

Paperback

General Political Science

ISBN10: 3695760893
ISBN13: 9783695760893
Publisher: Bod - Books on Demand
Published: Feb 8 2026
Pages: 730
Weight: 1.89
Height: 1.46 Width: 5.83 Depth: 8.27
Language: English
Half a century ago, humanity first gazed at our world through the lens that captured the famous Blue Marble photo a breathtaking image of a fragile, beautiful oasis floating in the darkness. Today, that oasis is burning. Long-time environmental activist Peter Sohler offers an urgent and uncompromising look at the systematic destruction of our ecosystems. Drawing on decades of experience on the front lines of the environmental struggle, this book exposes corporate greenwashing and political lip service, revealing the bitter reality of what we are losing and how little time remains to save it. Why this book is a must read: 1. A voice of experience written by a true veteran activist who witnessed the birth of the modern climate movement firsthand. 2. A cinematic vision: this book serves as the creative foundation for the highly anticipated concept behind the 20-minute short film BLUE MARBLE The Planet of Fools. 3. A call to action: a powerful, deeply personal, and scientifically grounded plan to break the cycle of human folly before the oasis sinks entirely into darkness. 4. Discover the raw, unfiltered truth about the destruction of our planet. 5. The Blue Marble planet needs a wake up call. Get your copy today and join the fight for the survival of our home. But let us leave the last word to René Dubos: We use the Earth as if we were the last generation. Nature will strike back at an unpredictable time and in an unpredictable way. Rene Dubos 1901-1982 US-American environmental activist and author. There is nothing more to add to that.

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