The Best Place for Garbage: The Essential Guide to Recycling with Composting Worms    by Sandra Wiese
Price: $4.95 USD. 88100 words. Published on February 14, 2011. .
This book will only be useful to you if you eat or know someone who does. About 30% of your trash is made up of completely recyclable organic material. Convert your garbage to black gold with composting worms. This fun, funny and informative book will make you laugh out loud as you learn how to turn something that is costing you money into something that is saving or even making you money.

Greener Materials and the Markets That Use Them    by Bob Brothers
Price: $9.99 USD. 10650 words. Published on February 17, 2011. .
"Greener Materials and the Markets that Use Them" provides a comprehensive overview of the products, raw materials, and end uses that are leading a transformation to a 'greener' more environmentaly friendly America.

A No-nonsense Guide to Growing your own Vegetables    by Paul Spivey
Price: $0.99 USD. 6720 words. Published on June 22, 2011. .
Food prices are soaring. This book will quickly bring you up-to-speed in a no-nonsense way on the topic of growing your own vegetables. I wanted to learn the ways my grandparents fed themselves and combine their wisdom with the advantages of today’s scientific advances. This book will give you the basics and provide lots of links where you can learn more, go much deeper.

Japan's Tipping Point: Crucial Choices in the Post-Fukushima World    by Mark Pendergrast
Price: $2.99 USD. 29980 words. Published on September 19, 2011. .
JAPAN'S TIPPING POINT is a small book on a huge topic. In the post-Fukushima era, Japan is the "canary in the coal mine" for the world. Can Japan radically shift its energy policy, become greener, more self-sufficient, and avoid catastrophic impacts on the climate? Mark Pendergrast arrived in Japan exactly two months after the Fukushima meltdown. This book is his eye-opening account.

How to Make Compost    by Renee Benzaim
Price: $0.99 USD. 10920 words. Published on April 6, 2012. .
In this booklet, you will learn the basics of composting and several different methods you can use to handle your kitchen scraps, dog feces, and cat litter. As you learn how to compost your kitchen scraps, leaves, and grass clippings, you will save money on chemical fertilizers and pesticides, and you will keep your garbage out of our over-flowing landfills. (Booklet: 10,800 words)