New Day Revolution: How to Save the World in 24 Hours

New Day Revolution: How to Save the World in 24 Hours This book has taken a baby boomer who was brought up in the disposable generation and maken me aware of the need for conservation - of water, of paper, of plastic, of all things that are ending up in our landfills. The book is an easy read and full of humor. It's thought-provoking and motivating in its simplicity.

Sam Davidson and Stephen Moseley are two young men who have the desire to make the world a better place. That is not what sets them apart. It is their method and zeal that sets them apart. In this book you will see just that. Read it for yourself and join their zealous effort and simple yet genius method.

Sam Davidson and Stephen Moseley have written an amazing book. An easy, fun read, it's full of practical and achievable ways that even those of us with *no* time to spare can make a big difference in the world. One small change, one day at a time can add up to a huge cumulative impact, and these guys will show you how -- at home, at work, even at the coffee shop. Challenge yourself to make a change, and let New Day Revolution show you where to begin!

Sam Davidson and Stephen Moseley have done much more than create a list of things we can do. Their book also provides a basic education on a variety of important topics including energy use, recycling and fair trade. This learning occurs without realizing it. New Day Revolution: How to Save the World in 24 Hours is fun to read and contains stories and amazing facts to reinforce the major impact we can have. This book demonstrates how we can help save the world even with only a small amount of time and a willingness to make simple lifestyle changes.

This book is full of surprises and creative and simple ideas to change the world! Yes, simple ideas to change the world! Seems like a paradox I know, but read the book and you will know what I mean. New Day Revolution takes this overwhelming idea and fits it into your daily routine. This book is a pleasure to read and it kept me turning the page to see what the next new, creative, and often completely mundane act I might do today to help change the world.