Publisher's Synopsis
This is a radical reappraisal of the various facets of the green movement - from grass-roots land ownership schemes to the Worldwide Fund for Nature - which asks whether any of the apparent greening of corporate and governmental policies and of individual lifestyles is actually going anywhere. Is the world dancing to Armageddon because what is being done to save the planet is too little too late?;The book examines the underlying beliefs of the environmental change agencies and concludes that huge shifts of belief must occur if the planet is to be saved. Martin Palmer is founder-director of ICOREC - the international consultancy on religion, education and culture. He is religious advisor to the Worldwide Fund for Nature and to Prince Philip. His other books include: "Faith and Nature" and "Genesis or Nemesis".
