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Affluenza. Zeitkrankheit Konsum.
John de Graaf, David Wann, ...

Riemann Verlag, 2002

Affluenza: The All-Consuming Epidemic

98 reviews
John De Graaf, David Wann, ...

Berrett-Koehler Publishers, 2001

Changed my life for the better (through simplication)
This book quite literally changed my life in a great way. Upon reading the introductory chapters, it was clear to me that I surely had Affluenza. Continuing through the book, I realized how dire it was that our whole country was "infected" and how deeply. Finally, it offered real solutions to combating the disease. I know the analogy of Affluenza as a disease seems a little cheesy, but it ...

Simple Prosperity: Finding Real Wealth in a Sustainable Lifestyle

16 reviews
David Wann

St. Martin's Griffin, 2007

Should Be Required Reading
This book should be required reading for every high school and college student and adult "book club" in America for the wealth of information it contains about real, profound, life-changing prosperity as opposed to the fleeting, instant gratification of the American consumption-driven lifestyle. It certainly won't change everyone's thinking -- advertisers are shrewd enough to see to that -- but ...

The Zen Of Gardening In the High & Arid West: Tips, Tools, and Techniques

4 reviews
David Wann

Fulcrum Publishing, 2003

Fun, entertaining, and full of useful acvice
This delightful and captivating book on gardening reads like a best-selling novel. The writing is creative and often uproariously funny. I often found myself laughing out loud, even on airplanes, as I turned the pages of this wonderful book. Although highly entertaining -- and worth reading on that basis alone -- the book is also jam packed with good, practical information. I've learned an ...

Biologic: Designing With Nature to Protect the Environment

2 reviews
David Wann

Johnson Books, 1994

To Protect the Environment, First Understand Nature
When I wrote Biologic in the early 90s, it was after I had an epiphany about Human/Nature. We are altering the planet's biosphere radically because we don't design to meet the needs of nature and humans. I did extensive research on the way nature works, which was built upon my own years of hands-on experience in the garden. I wrote a book that explains new ways of thinking: preventively, ...

Affluenza: The All-Consuming Epidemic
David Wann, Thomas H. Naylor John De Graaf

Berrett-Koehler Publishers

Publication Date: 2002

Reinventing Community: Stories from the Walkways of Cohousing

5 reviews
David Wann

Fulcrum Publishing, 2005

What's it really like to live in cohousing?
Cohousing first hit my personal radar about a year ago when I met the editor, Dave Wann, in Golden, CO. I live in suburbia (Lakewood, CO) and have always felt like there must be a better way to live than the typical fast-paced, disconnected-from-your-neighbor, every-man-for-himself-on-his-own-little-separate-plot kind of existence. I read one of Dave's previous books called Superbia that he ...

Global Sense: Awakening Your Personal Power for Democracy and World Peace

3 reviews
Judah Freed, Thomas Paine

Media Visions Press Ltd, 2006

This book changed how I see myself and the world!
Awareness of our global oneness has always been a spiritual feeling for me. As a result, I've always appreciated the ecological activists' phrase, "Think globally, act locally." But I never thought this idea applied to politics. I've long felt that my vote is meaningless and that nothing I do or say will really make any real difference. Wow, was I mistaken! "Global Sense" by Judah Freed turned ...

Hortscience February 1981 (Vol. 16, No. 1)
E. V. Wann, Judith A. Abbott, ...

American Society for Horticultural Science, 1981

PARTIAL LIST OF CONTENTS: USDA's Souther Regional Vegetable Laboratory; British and Irish Horticulture in the 1980's; The Israeli Strawberry Industry; Adaptation to Water Stress in Plants; Physiological Responses of Plants to Waterlogging; Anatomical and Morphological Adaptation of Plants to Waterlogging; Development of Water Stress in Plants; Adaptation of Annual Plants to Drought in Relation to Improvements in Cultivars. 114pp.

Deep Design: Pathways To A Livable Future
David Wann

Island Press, 1995

In Deep Design, David Wann explores a new way of thinking about design, one that asks "What is our ultimate goal?" before the first step has even been taken. Designs that begin with such a question -whether in products, buildings, technologies, or communities-are sensitive to living systems, and can potentially accomplish their mission without the seemingly unavoidable side effects of pollution, erosion, congestion, and stress. Such "deep ...

The impact of team identification on biased predictions of player performance. : An article from: The ...
Daniel L. Wann, Katrina Koch, ...

Thomson Gale, 2006

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