
Friedman has some good ideas, but his book is flawed
Friedman is the perfect idealist and optimist in his book. He thinks that everything will be fixed if we can just get money in the right places and people to think about what they are doing to the environment. However, he doesn't seem to consider the amount of influence lobbies in Congress have. I think that lobbies are a much bigger influence and deserve more to be written about them. But, most of the ideas that Friedman brings up are good, such as being able to turn off your A/C online.
I bought this for a class on environmental writing. I would have liked to have read Lost Mountain by Eric Reece, but my professor didn't let me.
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