Scans of 'What on Earth are we doing?', a book published by Ladybird in 1976 that shows us how we can prevent further damage to Earth before it is too late. Snip from the book's forward: "What is the most dangerous animal in the world? A hungry tiger could kill a man in a few seconds and an angry elephant could soon trample him to death. Yet tigers and elephants are neither as dangerous as the animal you see when you look in a mirror. MAN is the greatest danger, not only to other human beings but to the world in which he lives in."
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
What on Earth are we doing?
Scans of 'What on Earth are we doing?', a book published by Ladybird in 1976 that shows us how we can prevent further damage to Earth before it is too late. Snip from the book's forward: "What is the most dangerous animal in the world? A hungry tiger could kill a man in a few seconds and an angry elephant could soon trample him to death. Yet tigers and elephants are neither as dangerous as the animal you see when you look in a mirror. MAN is the greatest danger, not only to other human beings but to the world in which he lives in."
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