• 4 stars on goodreads.com
• This book will open your eyes
• Informative about ubiquitous chemicals
• 150 x 228 mm, paperback
• 323 pages

“This book is a powerful reminder that what we do to Mother Earth, we do to ourselves. Read it to see why we have to change the way we live and get off our destructive path.”

David Suzuki, environmental activist and host of The Nature of Things

“Fantastically important—an indispensable guide to surviving in an industrial age.”

Tim Flannery, author of Now or Never and The Weather Makers

“ isn't just alarmist environmental shock and awe. It's a thoughtful look at how pollution has shifted over the years from something tangible and transparent (industrial pollutants as the cause of acid rain) to something abstract and nuanced (BPA's links to breast cancer). The challenges this change presents, as many of the world's top scientists explain in these pages, should be of serious concern to us all.”

O - the Oprah Magazine

"Slow Death by Rubber Duck" is hard-hitting in a way that turns your stomach and yet also instils hope for a future in which consumers make safer, more informed choices and push their governments to impose tougher regulations on the chemicals all around us.

The Washington Post