What We Bury at Night: Disposable Humanity Moonclipse This book is printed on

This book is printed on very good quality paper with a beautiful matte cover

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Deborah has received the KPRC Jefferson Award

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What We Bury at Night: Disposable Humanity Moonclipse This book is printed onThe fate of Micronesia is the fate of Sustainable Humanity. Micronesia is last domino in the quest to globalize the Earth into a singular monoculture. It is the region least affected by the increasingly global culture of conspicuous consumption and individualistic materialism. Micronesia is at a crossroads, as is the human race. If the last region on earth in which, among the majority of the population, communal living based on interconnectedness,