Vanishing Air

Esposito, John C.

Science & Math

Center for Study of Responsive Law

Good Works

Aptakin, Karen

Business & Money

Yours for the Asking: A Cornucopia of Free Information

Corn, David

Resource book of readings addresses those who want to know more about the hazards in our food and what we can do about them.

Eating Clean: Food Safety and the Chemical Harvest

Fortun, Michael

Nader, Raplh

Good Works: A Guide to Social Change Careers

HUGHES, KATHLEEN

Ralph Nader’s new book is a Fable about rats that invade Congress and astonishingly trigger a peoples’ political revolt. It starts when a Congressional reporter breaks a strange and shocking story: “Rats have invaded the toilet bowls” of both the Speaker of the House and the Minority Leader. The mighty rat invasions spark a national news frenzy.Activists seize on the burgeoning story to organize for a populist agenda. Spontaneous rallies break out everywhere. The activists see the rats upending “business as usual” routines on Capitol Hill as a powerful symbol against the lobbyists and their corporate Congress.The civic energy builds as millions of people begin flooding into Washington in a move to take back Congress from Wall Street. Congressional offices back home are overwhelmed with wave after wave of citizen rallies and meetings. Members are being challenged in primaries. Some incumbents join the movement.Wall Street and its lobbyists warn about “economic collapse” and “mass layoffs” if the citizenry’s agenda passes Congress. Corporate front groups are created to disrupt the peaceful crowds. But the corporate lobbyists and think tanks can’t overcome the organized will of the determined people.There is much realism, serendipity, and galvanizing motivation throughout this engrossing Fable.

How the Rats Re-formed the Congress

Literature & Fiction

Nader, Ralph

Humor & Satire

Return to the jungle: How the Reagan administration is imperiling the nation's meat and poultry inspection program

Leaving Them Defenseless

Kathleen Hughes

Ralph Nader's new book is a Fable about rats that invade Congress and astonishingly trigger a peoples' political revolt. It starts when a Congressional reporter breaks a strange and shocking story: "Rats have invaded the toilet bowls" of both the Speaker of the House and the Minority Leader. The mighty rat invasions spark a national news frenzy.

How the Rats Re-formed Congress

Genre Fiction

Of Meters and Misfeasance: What You Should Know About Utility Metering and Billing Errors

Greene, Brandon F.

Chen, Show M.

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