Aging Self-help is Aging self-care
Aging Self-help is Aging self-careAging Self-help is Aging self-care
Aging Self-help is Aging self-care
I've always been a scientist who loves solving problems.
There I am, at age 12, with my microscope. I liked to watch tiny creatures living in pond water. I became a veterinarian, then a pathologist. Pathology is the study of the nature of disease, perfect for keeping me on the Ironman course and working to fight climate change and political ecocide. I just love science.
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Fight back against environmental destruction
Book one: Not Just Talk
Book two: We Can't Eat Grass
Book three: Tiny House Living
Book four: Scientist in the Dark, a novel
Simple changes you can make for sustainable living
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"A short, down to earth, informative book about a gentlemen’s thoughts and actions on gardening instead of mowing,"
- Andrew Ferrier Crum.
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we each can make a difference, one small thing at a time
Simple life-style changes for the good of our only planet.
Simple life-style changes for the good of our only planet.
Simple life-style changes for the good of our only planet.
"I found lots of little actions here that are inspiring."
- Tom Howlett, Amazon Review
This Tiny House Fixed My Retirement Cash Flow
Simple life-style changes for the good of our only planet.
Simple life-style changes for the good of our only planet.
"Well worth a read. Worthy of much thought."
- Paul Wilson, Amazon Review
There are many things you can do to help the Biosphere
Paperback Edition: Lest we forget the US President of ecocide, I wrote this novel
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Robert L Sheck 5.0 out of 5 stars
"What a riveting story!
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2021
I have very much enjoyed this book "Scientist in the Dark" -- I couldn't put it down until 3 days later! Truth to power. Suspense kept my interest focused on what would happen next. One of the best reads I've had in a long time. The story seems like it actually could be based on real happenings! I'm familiar with most of the areas the characters visit, which made the story line more believable.