Life Story: An Autobiography of a World-Famous Scientist

Author: Xia Xin
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: Narrators: James Lovelock, Paul Ehrlich, Peter Raven, Thomas Lovejoy, David Suzuki, George M. Woodwell, Ruth Patrick, Elliot North, Max Nicholson, Martin Holdgate, Sherwood Roland, John Feerick, Lester Brown, Norman Myers, Joseph Rotblat, Henry Kendall. This book is a must-read for everyone. The scientists' awe-inspiring actions and words regarding life are deeply moving. Their courageous decisions will inspire all people to face the environmental challenges of the new millennium. — Dennis Meadows, International Chair of Earth Day 2000.
These challenging autobiographies are not onlying but also evoke concern. We have the ability to successfully meet this challenge, but the question is whether we have the will. The book is so captivating that once you start reading, you won't be able to put it down and will finish it in one go. — Gaylord Nelson, Senator, Founder of Earth Day.
The environmental crisis has become a topic frequently discussed loudly and clearly, but this book still points out that this crisis is caused by all of humanity, not by "us" or "them."
Given that the information conveyed in this book is profound, urgent, attention-grabbing, and relevant to everyone, I am willing to recommend it to students of all disciplines. It should be a must-read for everyone. — Anthony J. F. Griffiths, Recipient of the Outstanding Award from the Canadian Society of Genetics.
It is rare for scientists to speak to the public about their experiences, emotions, and beliefs, as such expressions are often considered unscientific. This book compiles personal recollections and professional reflections from scientists, whose profound understanding, appreciation, and reverence for life have a powerful inspirational and transformative potential.