The overuse of sand is ‘one of the major sustainability challenges of the 21st-century. Sand Stories examines the impacts of our seemingly insatiable demand for sand on our global sustainable development goals. Foreword by Denis Delestrac, the author of acclaimed eco-thriller ``Sand Wars``.

In the era of ``neo-extractivism``, the industrial exploitation of Earth's natural resources intensifies: forests, fresh water, sand, gas, oil, fertile land. This exploitation is often seen as an essential growth factor. This collection of essays (available in French), including Denis Delestrac's investigation on sand mining, questions the very relevance of our consumption paradigm.

A prospective look at what awaits our society in the fields of technology, architecture and urban development, and global politics based on Denis Delestrac's interviews with intellectual Noam Chomsky, Pritzker Prize architect Alzaro Siza and ``Father of the Internet`` Vinton Cerf. Avalaible in Spanish.

A critical analysis of the devastating consequences of ``war on the environment`` with perspectives drawn from a wide array of global perspectives from writers and activists, many with first-hand field experience of war's impacts on nature. Authors include: Denis Delestrac, Daniel Ellsberg, Pierce Brosnan, Vandana Shiva and Dr. Jane Goodall.

The most comprehensive biographic volume on legendary photographer Steve McCurry, written and compiled by Bonnie McCurry, with reflections from many of Steve's friends and colleagues including war reporter James Nachtwey, filmmaker Denis Delestrac and novelist Bruce Duffy.