Synopsis
All of Us: Births and A Better Life--Population, Development and Environment in a Globalized World, is a timely anthology of selections from the pages of The Earth Times. Contributors include President Bill Clinton, and wellknown writers and journalists such as Tom Wicker, A. M. Rosenthal, Flora Lewis, Seymour Topping, Audrey Ronning Topping, John Corry, James W. Michaels, and Morris B. Abram. The book examines the critical problems of the human environment confronting the United States and societies on other rich countries as well as in poor countries--problems including climate change, inadequate economic growth, lagging health-care, low status of women, exploitation of children, the AIDs pandemic, rampant population growth, and social injustice. And the book looks at individuals and institutions who are acting as agents of positive change in their societies.
About the Author
Jack Freeman and Pranay Gupte are the co-editors of this anthology, which was designed and illustrated by Louis Silverstein. Jack Freeman is a veteran journalist who was with NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw for many years. Pranay Gupte began his journalistic career at The New York Times, where he was a reporter and foreign correspondent; he is now editor and publisher of The Earth Times, and a columnist for Newsweek International, and a contributing editor at Forbes Magazine. Mr. Gupte is also the author of five books on India and on economic development. Louis Silverstein is former Assistant Managing Editor of The New York Times, where he designed the transformation of The Times into its modern multipart identity. He is an acclaimed newspaper designer and the winner of many awards.
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