Dear Readers,
The book is now available on Amazon, FlipKart and Pothi.
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For those who want to buy the eBook version, it is also available for purchase on Kindle.
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Few words about the book
The book is written in the style of stories on a variety of themes related to sustainability. These stories are driven by humor and satire.
One of the characteristics of this book is that knowledge is embedded the ‘stories’ in an implicit manner. Sometimes references are cited for further reading. Many of the articles in this book could therefore be of educational value to students as well as to teachers. The book could potentially be used as a supplement to a course on environmental management & sustainability. Further, some of the articles could be used to open up group discussions or formulate assignments.
Take a look at the Table of Contents.
A Few Glimpses of ‘Sixty Shades of Green’
What readers have to say
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“The humor, as usual, is subtle- keeping a thin boundary between satire and criticism”
“It is fictitious but really fabulous… what a blog…. all my college friends turned colleagues started laughing and continued for a few minutes during recitation of the blog by one colleague”
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