by Lester, R. Brown, Denis Trierweiler (Translation) Language: French Publisher: Seuil (September 5, 2003) Collection: Économie humaine Format: Paperback - 437 pages If the Chinese were to consume as much paper and automobiles as the Americans, the China alone would use more wood and oil than the world […]

Hubert Reeves Format: Paperback - 260 pages - Publisher: Seuil (April 1, 2003) Our planet is going badly: global warming, depletion of natural resources, soil and water pollution caused by civil and war industries, disparity of wealth, human malnutrition, staggering rate of extinction of living species, etc. Is the situation […]

Jean Pierre Lentin 339 pages (September 3, 2001) Albin Michel Cell phones, computers, microwaves, electricity, magnetism, what are the dangers for our health? But also what are the possible therapeutic effects of electro-magnetic waves used beneficially? Econology comments This is the book to have to answer your questions about electromagnetic pollution. He […]

Pillet & T. Odum 257 pages (July 30, 1998) The authors try to find a methodical passage between ecology and economy (econology?). The vector they use is that of energy. Rather technically oriented, the economic point of view is not neglected by the authors. Econology comments Excellent introduction to eco-energy analysis and to […]

Collective of author Paperback - 159 pages (1999) Abstract A philosopher, three scientists and an illustrator present here twelve impossibilities: mathematics, physics, biological, etc. A fruitful reflection on the nature of science and its limits Econology comments Reflections on scientific thought and dogmatism which, by definition, cannot exist! “Hundreds of experiments are […]

R. Cannenpasse-Riffard & JM. Danze Col. Resurgence - 352 pages

The Earth as a Legacy, Jean-Marie Pelt Fayard, (September 19, 2000) The author always loyally presents the arguments of his adversaries and the doubts that research has not yet dispelled: the greenhouse effect and the evolution of weather; pollution of air, water and soil; the need to preserve biodiversity; the dangers represented […]

Paul H. Ray, Sherry Ruth Anderson (February 2, 2001) Yves Michel Resumé In the USA, and throughout the Western world, we are witnessing the rapid emergence of a group with new values, the Cultural Creatives. They already represent 26% of the American population. They happily combine ecology, organic food, personal development, alternative medicine, […]

Robert Dilts 391 pages (November 4, 1996) Desclée de Brouwer; (The Strategies of Engineering) Abstract From the analysis of the behaviors of Freud and the engineer Tesla, the author examines the processes of creation of these two men of genius using the tools of neurolinguistic programming (NLP ). Each of us can develop our own […]

Pierre Kohler 280 pages, September 3, 2002, Albin Michel Resumé At the end of a long investigation, Pierre Kohler, who for more than twenty years was head of RTL's scientific information service, reveals the strange collusion that unites environmentalists, scientists, industrialists, politicians and journalists for "ideological" or mercantile purposes. The laudable struggle […]