Author: (Dan) Nogard et al., translated by Gao Peijun, Li Jian
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Publishing Date: 2006-06-01
Features: "Towards a Low-Energy Society" is a book filled with philosophical insights! The authors use lively and engaging language, accompanied by humorous illustrations, and apply a wealth of data and examples to analyze the differences between low-energy and high-energy societies. From the perspective of every individual in society, they guide people on how to move beyond the of high energy consumption, starting with themselves, with small actions in daily life, and from the present moment. The book explores how to reduce energy consumption while ensuring improved quality of life and comfort. It holds significant reference value for China's advocacy of circular economy and sustainable development, the construction of a resource-conserving society, and the promotion of a harmonious society. This book is not a manual that tells you how to do things like house insulation, but rather a book filled with philosophical depth, hoping to inspire further reflection in readers and encourage them to actively adopt various energy-saving measures in daily life, thereby influencing the future direction of energy consumption.
Starting from myself (towards a low-energy-consumption society)
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