Forty Cords of Wood: A Memoir of Common Sense

There are millions of Americans who are aware that our country is hurting and slowly being eroded from the marvelous nation that made it the envy of the world. But many simply don’t see how they can help to stop the destruction. They want to take some action but don’t know how, or where, or what to do. This is a book full of solutions, ideas, and common sense. Interspersed between childhood farm memories and the common sense values of an entrepreneurial adulthood, Duane Brua introduces ideas for our nation’s capital, like, selling energy and using the money to fund inventions that will counter and stop pollution, and much more.