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Going green doesn't cost more--you can actually make a profit, and this book has the numbers to prove it.
David Bach, author of five New York Times bestsellers, is not an expert on the environment. He writes books about how to get rich. And he has decided that the best strategy today for gaining wealth is to go green. After all, securing wealth and securing the planet are both about securing the future, for ourselves and our families.
David's wealth strategy is based on "small daily savings that can add up to a richer future." There's nothing new environmentally in this book--the 50 green tips are all the same ideas you'll read everywhere else, including on my website. What sets this book apart is that it analyzes the financial savings you'll experience by taking green actions in your life. He's calculated that if you do only four of these tips, and invest those daily savings, you could earn nearly $700,000 in 30 years.
Even though I know all the green tips in this book and already do most of them, I'm learning how I can turn my green choices into money in the bank. This book not only dispels any myth that it costs more to go green but shows that you can actually come out ahead by living green. Follow this plan and you too can be a green millionaire.
