About “The End of Affluence”
The book discusses the argument that the superconsumptive society will eventually collapse, and that current leadership is incapable of reversing this trend. It emphasizes that individuals should secure their own food and energy sufficiency while participating in grassroots movements aimed at shifting societal behavior toward conservation.
Book details
- Published
- 1974
- Latest edition
- 1974 · ISBN 9780345290496
- ISBN
- 9780345290496
Frequently asked questions
How many pages is The End of Affluence?
The End of Affluence by Paul R. Ehrlich has 320 pages.
