Chris Maser is one of our most articulate voices on sustainable development. Since his only appearance on the program in 1998, he has published another 30 books. Last year, at age 86, he published two more.
Here's a statement from his website that captures his philosophy: "Having learned little or nothing from history, we humans are currently destroying the very environment from which our society sprang and on which it relies for continuance. Moreover, every decision we make, wise or unwise, becomes the irrevocable legacy we pass to all generations, and we give them no voice."
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