Learning to Think and Act Environmentally looks at the thinking underlying our responses to Environmental problems that stare us in the face today. It challenges the idea that these can be solved without radically altering our conventional reasoning. Although the old model thinking has made dramatic impacts on human society in the last 250 years, it is ill-equipped to tackle this new set of problems that threatens to become even worse with time. The book maintains that we sorely need a new kind of thought process that is in harmony with how the natural world really works. And yet the fundamental principles of this new type of thinking-Environmental thinking - are simple and accessible to anybody.