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Ecotopia Revisited
Written by Ernest Callenbach
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The creator of the visionary "ecotopian" view of the world, made famous through his classic book, Ecotopia returns with a fresh vision of an energy-efficient, ecologically responsible future society spread across Northwest America.
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- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Just as great as the earlier interview with the author, only wish history went more like his visions of the future. Yet there is still time.