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		<title>Orr &amp; Brand: To Save Our Civilization</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Awhile ago I gave up on doom and gloom.  I’ve learned enough to know the problems, and I tired of reading 250 pages of meticulously researched how-bad-it-is-and-how-bad-it&#8217;s-gonna-get followed by 25 pages of generalities about the solutions.  But I broke my rule when I saw David Orr’s new book, Down to the Wire.  The subtitle is [...]]]></description>
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