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My Reading List (in no particular order for now)

-Natural Capitalism by Paul Hawken

-Sustainable Energy: Without the Hot Air by David MacKay (ONLINE)

-Break Through by Michael Shellenberger & Ted Nordhaus

-Strategy for Sustainability: A Business Manifesto by Adam Werbach

-Hacia una gestion integral del agua en Mexico de Cecilia Tortajada

-Blowback Trilogy by Chalmers Johnson

-Brittle Power by Amory Lovins

-Beyond Growth: The Economics of Sustainable Development by Herman Daly

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I'm getting back into the groove of reading...I think for now, to keep getting motivated to do reviews is to read more nonfiction books, instead of fiction. I enjoy reading fiction, don't get me wrong, but literary analysis is not really my thing because I feel ultimately that it's kind of a waste of time. What I usually get out of fiction is enjoying myself in a different place, immersing myself in the writer's style, picking up some expressive thoughts, and just getting a better understanding of the human experience. But I don't really want to pick apart how the book was put together, like character development and plot angles...I want to pick apart arguments and read thought-provoking stuff, as well as acquire more knowledge of my interests.