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How to Go Further: A Guide to Simple Organic Living

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A quick and informative read. Although I already agreed w/ a lot of the content, I feel the book did a good job at presenting the issues in an honest manner. Great points on eating organic... grassroots activism through consumption (or non-consumption)... the government demonization of hemp ( I didn't know the Declaration was written on hemp!), and a few others I can't summon up right now. A good read! Also has a lot of great resources for further inquiry...

While enlightening I feel the title of the book can be misleading. The title should have been "Making the Case for Simple Organic Living". Woody gives you countless reasons why simple organic living is a path in life worth taking. The personal anecdotes are very entertaining and eye opening. Unfortunately I was expecting more specific examples of how one begins down the road. Maybe Woody and his team could write a follow up. It would certainly make a great companion book to this one.

This book made me queston many of my daily habits and allowed me to see the ways they affect the rest of the world. Go Further reinforced my decision to be a vegan, and made my roommate become a vegetarian! Great ideas, it should be required reading if the US is serious about saving the planet...

There are plenty of reasons for socially and environmentally conscious people to feel discouraged these days, but Woody Harrelson wants us to know that we still have the power to change the world for the better.

How To Go Further covers a wide-range of topics such as organic food, alternative energy, yoga, and activism, and features Woody's personal account of self-transformation, along with similar messages from others who were on the tour, such as Steve "Jedi" Clark (the former junk food junkie).

The book also features stirring essays from activists such as John Schaeffer, who is the founder and president of Real Goods, a company devoted to creating alternative energy options, and Howard "Twilly" Cannon, who is a former skipper of Greenpeace's Rainbow Warrior.

Naturally, the book is a model of sustainability ­ it's printed on 100% post-consumer recycled paper using vegetable-based soy pigments, and its coatings are non-chemical based.

How To Go Further is an entertaining and amazing resource both for people new to the eco-movement and for those looking for even more inspiration and reasons to walk on the earth with lighter footprint.

An eye opening book, that can inspire you to do just one small thing or change your life.

Ok...A book about a celebrity living a certain "lifestyle" I was hesistant at first to read this book but now proudly own it. It was inspiring to see a famous person walking the talk. Woody Harrelson has become someone I admire. Recommend this book highly!! Oh though I'm not a raw foodist there is a great section in regards to it.

This book is so good. It's a very eye opening way to try to live your life. Filled with lots of informative facts about what is in the food that we eat, as well as what is really going on in the world around us. Enjoy and try to take some of these examples to heart and make your life a little better.