Reviews for Mercy Ships: The Untold Story of Prisoner of War Exchanges in World War Two

The average rating for Mercy Ships: The Untold Story of Prisoner of War Exchanges in World War Two based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2013-10-01 00:00:00 Kevin Valdesere If you've been thinking about how bad you think oil is in general and want some further quantification of it, this book is just the ticket. Tamminen spoke at one of my friend's grad school graduations, and she was particularly moved. Believe me after reading this you will be too.

Review # 2 was written on 2019-01-03 00:00:00 Bengt Sundberg I read this book in a few days. I thought the lives in the title were soldiers and though that cost is mentioned the main focus is the impact of refineries and exhaust on health. Quite unbelievable. the author is the former director of the epa calif. the stats are chilling. downwind from refineries - the closer to busy streets and really everywhere - more cancer more illness of all kinds. brain damage in children. unbelievable. I use bullfrog power to power my home with enough left over to carbon credit my seldom use car. few do this. most are too cheap. if fossil Fuels get 'solved' it will be because they cost $20 per gallon. and with the shale boom that has no chance of happening.