Earth Sciences, Geography, Environment & Planning books

""Wildlife biologist Alex Carter jumps at the chance to work with hawksbill turtles in Hawaii, only to face an unthinkable...  Read More >>

At a time of international conflict and climate emergency, this collection of Satish Kumar’s most vital works on...  Read More >>

A real-life eco-thriller in the vein of Naomi Klein and David Wallace-Wells- a dramatic and blistering account of...  Read More >>

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Interactions of conflict and environmental issues, and how they influence each other, are presented through a framework...  Read More >>

The Victorians invented environmentalism but struggled with their human-centred perspectives and values. This collection...  Read More >>

The theoretical and empirical innovative approach of this book will appeal to academics, as well as national and...  Read More >>

This book presents a comprehensive exploration of the interplay between cultural heritage, landscape, and sustainable...  Read More >>

Re-scaling the Rural aims to generate a broader understanding of contemporary rurality as it exists in different...  Read More >>

This open access book primarily focuses on the methodologies for measuring the permeability of tight rock formations....  Read More >>

An all-new edition of one of the most influential books in the earth sciences, endorsed by the International Association...  Read More >>

Can architecture ever be democratic? An elegant new theory of politics and urban design Building requires power...  Read More >>

This practical guide on environmental bioavailability explains the importance of its use and includes specific methods...  Read More >>

***Instant Globe and Mail Bestseller*** Indigenous solutions we can all apply today to make our lives more sustainable...  Read More >>

This book explores the social costs of urban change and the limits of modernity through a comparative study of two...  Read More >>

From the best-selling authors of The Lost Words, a dazzling celebration of endangered birds.  Read More >>

On May 22, 1987, a tornado devastated Saragosa, Texas. Derwood Lane witnessed the tragedy as students, friends,...  Read More >>

The first textbook of governance engineering the discipline of the calibrated boundary between machine capability...  Read More >>

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Anglers knee-deep in Alberta's mountain streams after the First World War understood that there was something wrong....  Read More >>

Smart as a City provides a rich ethnographic investigation into how smartness is received and negotiated by different...  Read More >>

This book describes “global change” pedagogically, offering a comprehensive perspective of its multidimensional...  Read More >>