Title: Looking for right wing propaganda to placate children?
Product review: This summary is quoted from a ZPG memo:"The current flagship of the crusade against population and environmental education is the ironically titled book "Facts not Fear: A Parent's Guide to Teaching Children About the Environment" by Michael Sanera and Jane J. Shaw. The book, with a foreward by Marilyn Quayle, is filled with half-truths, distortions and outright lies about population and environment. ... This work pretends to be academic, but it is in fact only very slickly done anti-environmental propaganda which right-wing talk show hosts quote with delight."Here's a quote from the book:"Will recycling save trees? Unfortunately, no. Much of our paper comes from trees that are planted specifically to grow pulpwood for paper. If the demand for paper declines, some owners will stop growing those trees."Umm, alrighty then. It's providing an economics education too! Rush Limbaugh fans will eat this book for breakfast.
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