COSMOLOGY, ECOLOGY, AND THE ENRGY OF GOD.
New York: Fordham, 2012. First printing. 201 pages. More
New York: Fordham, 2012. First printing. 201 pages. More
New York: Knopf, 1992. First U.S. edition. 17 color photographs; 243 pages. More
Element, 1995. First edition. Preface by H.H. The Dalai Lama; Foreword by Maurice Strong; 199 pages. More
White River Junction: Chelsea Green, 1985. Wood engravings by Michael McCurdy; Afterword by Norma L. Goodrich; 52 pages. More
Foxhole: Green Books, 2006. Inscribed by the author to Jacob Needleman; 254 Pages. More
Kumarian, 1999. 88 pages. More
CRC Press, 1991. First printing. 599 pages. More
New York: Random House, 2007. First edition. 312 pages. More
New York: Basic Books, 2006. First edition. 176 Pages. More
New York: Hill and Wang, 2011. First printing. 390 pages. More
Lee Summit: MM CO, 1991. Second printing. Gift inscription signed by the author; 165 pages. More
Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 2010. First edition. x, 163 pages. More
New York: Environmental Defense Fund, 1977. unpaginated, approx. 140 pages. More
Edinburgh: Challenger Office, 1910. First edition. lviii, 785 pages plus eight black-and-white phots and two folding color maps. More
London: Institute of Ecotechnics, c. 1981. 11" x 8 1/2"; 10 pages. More
MIT, 20011. First edition. Urban and Industrial Environments Series; 306 pages. Technoscience and Environmental Justice first examines the scientific practices and identities of technical experts who work with environmental justice organizations, whether by becoming activists themselves or by sharing scientific information with communities. It then explore scientists' and engineers' activities..... More
The Word Among Us, 2015. Includes Study Guide; 189 pages. More
Washington: USCCB, 2015. 128 pages. More
San Francisco: Harper Collins, 1992. First edition. 388 pages. More
New York: Harper & Row, 1977. First edition. 147 pages. More
Golden Sufi Center, 2013. 164 pages. Over the last decade or more we have become increasingly aware of how our materialistic, energy-intensive civilization has been destroying the fragile balance of the web of life that has sustained humanity and all living beings for millennia. Yet, while spiritual teachings tell us..... More
Fair Haven, NJ: SOS Publications for OECD, 1997. First printing. Thirty two papers from the 1996 meeting of ecotoxicologists/environmental toxicologists sponsored by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD); 534 pages, plus 18 pages of roundtable discussion. More