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The blood bath has begun are we too late to save humanity? - cover

The blood bath has begun are we too late to save humanity?

Farzana Prior

Publisher: Farzana Prior

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Summary

COVID-19 has made humanity reflect on its past mistakes, current challenges, and future actions. This book looks at the problems humanity faces, and how it needs to co-exist with animals and plants in their habitats, in a socially responsible and ethical manner. A practical, solutions-driven handbook to steer humanity to a sustainable future.
Available since: 01/15/2021.
Print length: 59 pages.

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