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  Recycling the Future - Circular...

  Davis Truman

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.   
  Is our current take-make-waste system dooming the planet? 
  As pollution worsens and climate change accelerates, the need for a sustainable, innovative solution has never been more urgent. Recycling the Future presents a hopeful yet pragmatic vision: the circular economy—a model that reimagines how we produce, consume, and manage resources to reduce waste and carbon emissions drastically. 
  This book explains how embracing circular principles today can transform industries, communities, and the future of our planet. 
  Through engaging case studies, expert analysis, and actionable insights, this book reveals how companies and governments worldwide are transitioning toward systems that reuse, recycle, and regenerate materials—closing the loop on pollution and minimizing environmental harm. 
  Inside, you’ll learn: 
  The fundamentals of the circular economy and how it differs from traditional linear models 
  How circular design, extended product life, and innovative recycling technologies reduce waste 
  Real-world examples of businesses and cities successfully implementing circular strategies 
  The measurable impact of circularity on lowering greenhouse gas emissions and conserving resources 
  How individuals can contribute to a circular future through everyday choices and advocacy 
  The future doesn’t have to be disposable—choose to recycle it. 
  👉 Buy Recycling the Future now and join the movement to reinvent our planet’s economy for the better.

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  Kwaidan: Stories and Studies of...

  Lafcadio Hearn

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  libreka classics – These are classics of literary history, reissued and made available to a wide audience. 
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  Special Forces at War - An...

  Shelby L. Stanton

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  “A rare insider’s experience paired with a scholarly historical approach, making it an essential standout for any military library.” —Midwest Book Review 
   
  More than 8.7 million Americans reported for military duty in Southeast Asia, but only a select few wore the Green Beret, the distinctive symbol of the U.S. Army Special Forces. These elite soldiers played a crucial role during the protracted conflict. 
   
  Special Forces at War: an Illustrated History, Southeast Asia 1957–1975 by wartime veteran and military historian Shelby L. Stanton shows Special Forces’ activity from the first deployments of Green Berets into battle, through their training, wartime advisory, border surveillance, strike force, and special operations roles. 
   
  Unprecedented in scope, this photographic history features rare and unpublished images, providing an exclusive, insider view of covert activities such as Project Delta, whose Special Forces-trained Vietnamese commandos posed as North Vietnamese Army or Viet Cong troops behind communist lines. It depicts Special Forces’ camps before, during, and after enemy assaults. It features an array of lethal weapons used by resourceful Green Berets fighting to preserve their remote outposts, as well as allied and enemy documents and propaganda. From ordinary camp life to special missions, no aspect of Special Forces activities during the Second Indochina War has been overlooked. 
   
  Stanton knows his subject first hand. During six years of active duty as an infantry officer in the U.S. Army, he served as a paratrooper platoon leader, an airborne ranger advisor to the Royal Thai Army Special Warfare Center, and a Special Forces long-range reconnaissance team commander in Southeast Asia before being wounded in combat in Nam Yu, Laos.

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  Summary: The Creature from...

  Brooks Bryant

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  Disclaimer: This is a summary book; not the official book & it does not accompany it. 
  Uncover the mysteries of the American financial system in our succinct summary of 'The Creature from Jekyll Island: A Second Look at the Federal Reserve' by G. Edward Griffin. This revealing exploration invites you on a journey into the shadowy corridors of power, shedding light on the origins and operations of the U.S Federal Reserve. 
  Griffin's probing examination raises critical questions about the true nature of this influential institution. Is the Federal Reserve a benign entity serving the public good or a clandestine machine that manipulates economies for the benefit of a select few?

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  Transforming Negative Energy:...

  Jordan Cruz

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  From unpleasant chats at work to problems in personal relationships, life is full of tough contacts that can deplete our energy and try our patience. These interactions can be found in a variety of settings. What you will find in "Transforming Negative Energy" is a handbook that will help you navigate these challenging circumstances with grace, giving you the ability to not only survive them but also thrive. 
  This book investigates the ways in which negative energy appears in social contexts and offers solutions that can be used to effectively regulate it. The ability to adjust your perspective on conflict, develop emotional resilience, and maintain your grounding even when confronted with aggression are all skills that you will acquire. It is possible to transform bad interactions into chances for personal development and connection if you are able to grasp communication strategies, establish boundaries, and engage in empathy training. 
  This book helps you recover your power in challenging circumstances by focusing on the cultivation of inner strength and emotional intelligence. This book also helps you change negative momentum into positive momentum. When you emerge from challenging conversations, whether they take place in the job, at home, or in everyday social settings, you will do so with self-assurance, peace of mind, and a profound sense of empowerment. Allow "Transforming Negative Energy" to serve as your guide to overcoming the difficult situations that life throws at you and prospering in any social setting with poise and emotional clarity.

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  Life Before Life - Children's...

  MD Jim B. Tucker

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  This popular examination of research into children's reports of past-life memories describes a collection of 2,500 cases at the University of Virginia that investigators have carefully studied since Dr. Ian Stevenson began the work more than forty years ago. The children usually begin talking about a past life at the age of two or three and may talk about a previous family or the way they died in a previous life. Their statements have often been found to be accurate for one particular deceased individual, and some children have recognized members of the previous family. A number have also had birthmarks or defects that matched wounds on the body of the deceased person. 
   
   
   
  Life Before Life presents the cases in a straightforward way and explores the possibility that consciousness may continue after the brain dies. It is a provocative and fascinating book that can challenge and ultimately change listeners' understanding about life and death.

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