WILMINGTON, Del., June 14, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- Poverty, starvation, and other human catastrophes seem too overwhelming for one person to change but Harry E. Ladd's Yes, Tomorrow Can Be Better shows how the individual can contribute in marvelously simple ways to solve the population explosion problem.
The rapid growth of human population is sharply degrading the quality of life in the United States and the "population factor" is increasingly the core of social problems on the global scale. Yes, Tomorrow Can Be Better sets the stepping-stones to freedom from social, economic and environmental problems. See how amazingly plausible the solutions are as this book discusses each point with simple illustrations and amusing anecdotes.
Aware that there are already a number of publications on population growth problems, Harry E. Ladd was dismayed that their final conveying message is "somebody ought to do something". He wrote Yes, Tomorrow Can Be Better to enable the reader to see the range of choices the individual can take to contribute in solving this global problem. This book points out that updating cultural values is the key to solving the population crisis.
About the Author
Harry E. Ladd was born on the National Bridge farm in southeastern Ohio in 1939. The Natural Bridge is now the centerpiece of the Ladd Nature Preserve. Harry received his mechanical engineering degree from Ohio State University and later obtained his master's from MIT. He married a Pennsylvania farm girl and they have two daughters.
Harry worked in DuPont for twenty-eight years and in ten of those years he traveled extensively to represent DuPont in the development of national and international standards for exchange of engineering data. He retired from DuPont in 1992 to found COSAM Software Inc.
Harry began a self-guided study of population-related issues over ten years ago.
Yes, Tomorrow Can Be Better
By Harry E. Ladd
Publication Date: 07/31/2003
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