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- The ultimate winter survival handbook / by MacWelch, Tim.;
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- Subjects: Cold adaptation.; Preparedness.; Survival and emergency equipment; Survival; Wilderness survival; Winter.;
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- How to survive everything / by Morrison, Ewan,author.;
"My name is Haley Cooper Crowe and I am in lockdown in a remote location I can't tell you about. Haley and Ben live with their mother. But with inside knowledge of a new, deadlier-than-ever pandemic that's about to overwhelm them, their father is determined to get them to the safety of his secret hideaway ... Problem is, there is no way their mother will go along with this plan. When their father kidnaps them and takes them to his prepper compound, they have no contact with the outside world. They're fully equipped with rations and emergency kit, but they face deeply conflicting views of reality with no reliable source of news. Will they survive, save their mother, deter intruders and keep everyone safe? This is Haley's account of how to navigate the collapse of society, family and everything she knows."--Provided by publisher.- Subjects: Thrillers (Fiction); Apocalyptic fiction.; Domestic fiction.; Novels.; Epidemics; Families; Kidnapping; Survival; Survivalism;
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- The case for climate capitalism : economic solutions for a planet in crisis / by Rand, Tom,author.;
Includes bibliographical references and index."The left and right -- the business community and environmentalists, bankers and activists -- must together reclaim capitalism and force profits to align with the planet. A warming climate and a general distrust of Wall Street has opened a new cultural divide: anti-market critics from Naomi Klein to the Pope target capitalism itself as a root cause of climate change, while neo-conservatives who diminish the climate threat are in favor of market fundamentalism. Rand argues that both sides in this emerging cultural war are ill-equipped to provide solutions to the climate crisis, and each is remarkably naïve in their view of capitalism. On one hand, we cannot possibly transition off fossil fuels without the financial might and entrepreneurial talent market forces alone can unlock. On the other, without radical changes to the way markets operate, capitalism will take us right off the climate cliff. Rejecting the old left/right ideologies, Rand develops a more pragmatic view capable of delivering practical solutions to this critical problem. A renewed capitalism harnessed to the task is the only way we might replace fossil fuels fast enough to mitigate severe climate risk. If we leave our dogma at the door, Rand argues, we might just build an economy that survives the century."-- Provided by publisher.- Subjects: Capitalism; Climatic changes; Environmental economics.; Social responsibility of business.;
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