Through the cacophony of current public discourse comes Sunita Narain’s refreshingly well-argued collection of essays on critical environment and development issues.
Written by noted environmentalist and Down To Earth Editor Sunita Narain, “Why I Should Be Tolerant” is a quasi-autobiographical book which chronicles the global development discourse from the 20th and 21st centuries. Narain, listed by Time magazine as one of the world’s 100 Most Influential People, has captured the origin and context of the most important environmental issues of our times. Her essays delve into, among other things, the local-to- global connection, the problem of inequity, the “right” development model and most importantly, the role of the poor in the overall environmental discourse.
