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Ecological Intelligence: How Knowing the Hidden Impacts of What We Buy Can Change Everything

Elevate environmental literacy and redefine consumer awareness with Ecological Intelligence, a groundbreaking conceptual volume written by world-renowned psychologist Daniel Goleman. Following his seminal works on Emotional and Social Intelligence, Goleman introduces a crucial cognitive framework: the ability to understand the hidden ecological impacts of the products we design, manufacture, and buy. Through an innovative scannable structure, the book unravels the complex supply chains of everyday goods, shedding light on the disguised consequences of commercial production on human health and global ecosystems. Utilizing a cross-disciplinary pedagogical blueprint that bridges industrial ecology, behavioral psychology, economics, and environmental science, this text acts as a vital enrichment guide for educators, sustainability officers, parents, and adult readers aiming to foster radical transparency and drive collective eco-positive behavioral changes.

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4207333.7 Dan eElementary School LibraryAvailable

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Call number
333 Dan e
Publisher
New York, United States : Broadway Book , 2009
Collation
276 p. ; 24 cm.
Language
English
ISBN/ISSN
9780385527828
Classification
333

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