Antarctica: A Call To Action

Master photographer and Global Green leader, Sebastian Copeland, issues a global clarion call in his latest book "Antarctica: A Call to Action," the sequel to his bestselling "Antarctica: The Global Warning," Copeland's awe-inspiring images of the frozen continent capture the beauty of the glaciers, biodiversity, and wild wide seas of the Drake.
Along with exceptional new photographs, "Antarctica: A Call To Action" is a concise and visually compelling discussion about global warming with a hopeful and helpful new take: each of us can make a positive difference through small changes. With insightful commentary, the purity of undoctored photographs and "takeaways" provide readers with simple lifestyle changes to help preserve Antarctica's fragile ecosystem. A highly accessible and hopeful book," Antarctica: A Call to Action "will inspire everyone to save this magnificent continent for future generations.
Simple changes to save Antarctica, and the planet:
WASH COLD -- Washing laundry in cold instead of warm water once a week saves 250 pounds of carbon dioxide from entering the atmosphere per year.
DRIVE LESS -- Five miles less driving per week eliminates 900 pounds of carbon dioxide per year.
SHOWERS -- Taking showers instead of baths eliminates 1,000 pounds of carbon dioxide per year.