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Weisman's study in what-ifs imagines a world suddenly depopulated. How would Mother Nature go about mending the environmental wounds inflicted by mankind? Although some might find the premise a bit grim, Weisman signs off on an optimistic note, imagining the earth transforming itself back to Eden.

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