As I've recommended many times (and already mentioned once today), I think Paul Hawken's The Ecology of Commerce is a
I suppose much of the frustration I'm experiencing (and I know it shows sometimes) has to do with the turtle's pace at which our political and corporate leaders are beginning to think about these issues. None of the above books call for "revolution" in the leftist sense of the term, but rather a reconsideration the concepts of capitalism and the market. They all criticize contemporary corporate culture and behavior, but also insist that business is the one institution able to address our environmental problems quickly and creatively. None present a "freeze in the dark" Luddism present in much earlier environmental literature; in fact, they generally claim that expecting people to sacrifice a high standard of living would likely doom any such movement that calls for it.
I guess I'm impatient... but I really do believe that the common ground is there; we just have to recognize it and start talking... So,... let's start talking...