The environment books

Unlike the Old Testament creation story that attributes the human fall from grace to Adam eating an apple from the...  Read More >>

Alpine ecosystems are sensitive environments that play a role in global biodiversity, water regulation, and climate...  Read More >>

Hurricane Katrina: The Aftermath is a deeply personal and reflective journey through post-Katrina New Orleans, blending...  Read More >>

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Umweltpolitische Problemstellungen sind in den letzten Jahren in den Mittelpunkt politischer Debatten gerückt. Viele...  Read More >>

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There is a bad way to live forever and a good way to live forever. This book is not about faith or philosophy but...  Read More >>

The author of the NY Times essay, “My Abortion at 11 Wasn’t a Choice. It Was My Life,” offers an urgent ecological...  Read More >>

Grounded in geologian Thomas Berry’s vision of hope, this volume argues that in spite of the global experience of...  Read More >>

This bold interdisciplinary volume reveals how walking--simple, quotidian, and yet profound--shapes the ways we...  Read More >>

Outlines a transformational pedagogical philosophy that seeks to foster strong and meaningful bonds to the natural...  Read More >>

This book revisits and clarifies the scientific paper: ""An Interdisciplinary System Level Analysis of the Primary...  Read More >>

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This book explores sustainable waste management innovations. In resource recovery technologies, it highlights catalytic...  Read More >>

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There is a bad way to live forever and a good way to live forever. This book is not about faith or philosophy but...  Read More >>

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Revolutionize your approach to environmental protection with this groundbreaking resource, which details how to...  Read More >>

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