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The Eternal Summer Reading List

By Michelle Nijhuis and Jim Rossi and Denis Hayes, Grist.org. Posted March 15, 2006.


Three new books put the spotlight on our warming world. Are they a sign that the world has begun to accept climate change?
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Michelle Nijhuis is a freelance writer in Paonia, Colo., and the winner of the 2006 Walter Sullivan Award for Excellence in Science Journalism; Jim Rossi is a science and outdoors writer who lives in San Francisco; and Denis Hayes was national coordinator of the first Earth Day in 1970. He now chairs the international Earth Day Network and is president of the Bullitt Foundation.

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