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- Author: Ken Kroes
- Publisher: 1779671 Alberta Inc.
- ISBN-10: 0995847037
- ISBN-13: 9780995847033
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.1 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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The fourth book in the eco-fiction Percipience series deals with corporations and money, providing a glimpse into the commerce atmosphere and the struggle of co-existing with us air-breathers. It is written to be a stand alone book in the series,
From the back cover
Realizing that they have not gone far enough to save the planet, Richard and the eco-terrorist organization CURE decide to take their fight into the commerce atmosphere, against formidable enemies that are very well prepared.
Independently, the multinationals are realizing that environmental issues are starting to put a dent into profits and that there is a real risk to their foundation: growth. They unite to put in place a tried and true solution--war--on a scale that our planet has never seen before.
Just like a game of tug of war, there can only be one winner. But is the rope (in this case, the planet) strong enough or is it so frayed that it will be torn apart in this conflict?
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- Author: Ken Kroes
- Publisher: 1779671 Alberta Inc.
- ISBN-10: 0995847037
- ISBN-13: 9780995847033
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.1 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
The fourth book in the eco-fiction Percipience series deals with corporations and money, providing a glimpse into the commerce atmosphere and the struggle of co-existing with us air-breathers. It is written to be a stand alone book in the series,
From the back cover
Realizing that they have not gone far enough to save the planet, Richard and the eco-terrorist organization CURE decide to take their fight into the commerce atmosphere, against formidable enemies that are very well prepared.
Independently, the multinationals are realizing that environmental issues are starting to put a dent into profits and that there is a real risk to their foundation: growth. They unite to put in place a tried and true solution--war--on a scale that our planet has never seen before.
Just like a game of tug of war, there can only be one winner. But is the rope (in this case, the planet) strong enough or is it so frayed that it will be torn apart in this conflict?
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