Gary Fuller Boeken

The Invisible Killer will take you on a journey from London to Los Angeles to Beijing, challenging our ideas of what creates air pollution and how we measure it, and introducing us to incredible individuals whose groundbreaking research paved the way to today's understanding, often at their own detriment. Dr Fuller argues that to change the future of our planet and collective global health, city and national government action is essential. It is not for lack of evidence that air pollution harm persists. Instead it remains in place due to a lack of political will to make changes to our urban lives, to persuade the public and to make polluters bear the full cost of the harm that they do.

Using geographic trivia as a foundation, this engaging guide encourages readers to explore significant aspects of our planet. The author defines geography as essential for survival and urges the modern global generation to deepen their understanding of the world. With a blend of entertainment and education, it serves as a crucial remedy for the widespread lack of geographical awareness.

The story follows Dr. Steven Grant, a political science professor and UN advisor, as he is drawn into a CIA mission to uncover a terrorist cell within the United Nations. Struggling with the loss of his wife, Grant sees this assignment as a potential escape from his profound grief, intertwining his personal journey with a high-stakes political thriller.

The book presents an engaging exploration of geography through entertaining trivia that reveals significant global issues. It poses thought-provoking questions about countries, resources, and urban geography, encouraging readers to think critically about their world. With a wealth of background information, clear illustrations, and thorough explanations, the author, a seasoned traveler and geographer, aims to enhance readers' geographic understanding while making the learning process enjoyable. This work invites a deeper connection with the planet for today's global generation.

A heartfelt conversation between a father and his daughter unfolds in a park, exploring themes of love, identity, and forgiveness. As Ally grapples with her place in the world, her father shares insights on humanity's interconnectedness, emphasizing that despite individual differences, everyone shares a common Source. Through his experiences, he guides Ally toward self-acceptance and the importance of forgiveness, illustrating that embracing love over fear leads to peace and understanding. This story inspires readers to discover their true selves and find hope.