Outside the Green Box: Rethinking Sustainable Development Paperback – May 1, 2017

Offers a variety of topics within the subject to explain, for example, renewable versus sustainable and why certain attractive energy sources, such as solar and wind, have major limitations and high costs which are suppressed by today's ideological eco-fascists. Well worth the read to get yourself further informed from a non-partisan perspective. Learn why your electric car is just as "dirty" as a gas powered car, for example. Learn to apply simple principles of real science to understand the issue of sustainability and why humankind has such a small affect on the planet. This is a serious book and thoroughly footnoted. I am pleased that this is a significant addition to my small, select library on the subject.

I found the well documented content of this book to be very informative. The author does not shy away from taking us as the human race to task for things we can improve on to make our world and plant better, but also gives reasoned thought to the many 'rabbit Holes' we as societies run down in hopes of 'saving the planet'. The book was a 'breath of fresh air' from the constant brow beating we receive from the global warming bandwagon.

This book should be mandatory reading for every student in High School in order for them to graduate. This needs to be taught in every University and College around the globe. The reality is that all this sustainability nonsense drives up costs for everyone and harms minorities and the poor the most. Our government should put a cost to each wacko policy and publish it. I don’t think the Democratic Party would like to flash around that the poor and minorities are needlessly paying X more dollars every year for bogus renewable energy, sustainable food, etc. The fear-mongering is over. Hallelujah!!

This book explodes many of the green myths regarding such issues as overpopulation, resource depletion, air and water pollution, and of course, global warming. Author does a splendid job of producing charts, graphs and other facts to back his points ... Al Gore probably hopes you don’t read it!

Sensible, fact-based presentation of what is and is not pollution. I loved the evolution of the sustainability mythology with quotations going back decades and even hundreds of years illustrating peoples’ propensity to take credit for everything that happens in nature.

Great read! Educational & funny!

Every politician should read it!

This is definitely a minority report. The author makes his points very clearly and understandably. a must read