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Conservation and Sustainable Use: A Handbook of Techniques (Techniques in Ecology & Conservation)by: E.J. Milner-Gulland, J. Marcus Rowcliffe November 15, 2007 Search: environmental issues |
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The World Without Usby: Alan Weisman July 10, 2007 Search: environmental issues |
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I picked up this book by accident and I galloped through the first 50 or so pages - about the fabric of the buildings collapsing. I ran out of steam after this though, partly because I was hoping that we would get beyond the superficial. We did, but not in quite the same detail. I would have liked more thought and debate about the species mix we have created. We've moved plants and creatures around the planet, some unwittingly, others not. This is glossed over. There are of course sections on farming, cats and so on, but isn't one of the biggest problems facing conservationists that of trying to maintain pockets of native species? The caged-off areas in Australia, etc. Quite disappointing that the possible future of the species was overlooked. ... Read More:
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Ecological Imperialism: The Biological Expansion of Europe, 9001900: The Biological Expansion of Europe, 900-1900 (Studies in Environment and History)by: Alfred W. Crosby January 12, 2004 Search: environmental issues |
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I picked up this book by accident and I galloped through the first 50 or so pages - about the fabric of the buildings collapsing. I ran out of steam after this though, partly because I was hoping that we would get beyond the superficial. We did, but not in quite the same detail. I would have liked more thought and debate about the species mix we have created. We've moved plants and creatures around the planet, some unwittingly, others not. This is glossed over. There are of course sections on farming, cats and so on, but isn't one of the biggest problems facing conservationists that of trying to maintain pockets of native species? The caged-off areas in Australia, etc. Quite disappointing that the possible future of the species was overlooked. ... Read More:
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Taking Stock of Environmental Assessment: Law, Policy and Practicefrom: Routledge Cavendish August 02, 2007 Search: environmental issues |
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I picked up this book by accident and I galloped through the first 50 or so pages - about the fabric of the buildings collapsing. I ran out of steam after this though, partly because I was hoping that we would get beyond the superficial. We did, but not in quite the same detail. I would have liked more thought and debate about the species mix we have created. We've moved plants and creatures around the planet, some unwittingly, others not. This is glossed over. There are of course sections on farming, cats and so on, but isn't one of the biggest problems facing conservationists that of trying to maintain pockets of native species? The caged-off areas in Australia, etc. Quite disappointing that the possible future of the species was overlooked. ... Read More:
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George's Secret Key to the Universeby: Lucy Hawking, Stephen Hawking September 07, 2007 Search: environmental issues |
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I picked up this book by accident and I galloped through the first 50 or so pages - about the fabric of the buildings collapsing. I ran out of steam after this though, partly because I was hoping that we would get beyond the superficial. We did, but not in quite the same detail. I would have liked more thought and debate about the species mix we have created. We've moved plants and creatures around the planet, some unwittingly, others not. This is glossed over. There are of course sections on farming, cats and so on, but isn't one of the biggest problems facing conservationists that of trying to maintain pockets of native species? The caged-off areas in Australia, etc. Quite disappointing that the possible future of the species was overlooked. ... Read More:
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Doubt Is Their Product: How Industry's Assault on Science Threatens Your Healthfrom: OUP USA May 01, 2008 Search: environmental issues |
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I picked up this book by accident and I galloped through the first 50 or so pages - about the fabric of the buildings collapsing. I ran out of steam after this though, partly because I was hoping that we would get beyond the superficial. We did, but not in quite the same detail. I would have liked more thought and debate about the species mix we have created. We've moved plants and creatures around the planet, some unwittingly, others not. This is glossed over. There are of course sections on farming, cats and so on, but isn't one of the biggest problems facing conservationists that of trying to maintain pockets of native species? The caged-off areas in Australia, etc. Quite disappointing that the possible future of the species was overlooked. ... Read More:
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Rocks and Hard Places: The Globalization of Mining (Global Issues Series)by: Roger Moody March 28, 2007 Search: environmental issues |
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I picked up this book by accident and I galloped through the first 50 or so pages - about the fabric of the buildings collapsing. I ran out of steam after this though, partly because I was hoping that we would get beyond the superficial. We did, but not in quite the same detail. I would have liked more thought and debate about the species mix we have created. We've moved plants and creatures around the planet, some unwittingly, others not. This is glossed over. There are of course sections on farming, cats and so on, but isn't one of the biggest problems facing conservationists that of trying to maintain pockets of native species? The caged-off areas in Australia, etc. Quite disappointing that the possible future of the species was overlooked. ... Read More:
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Earth Systems: Processes and Issuesfrom: Cambridge University Press March 13, 2000 Search: environmental issues |
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As an Earth Science student at university, this book is incredibly useful, providing a very sound understanding of all key topics. Well illustrated and well written
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Ablaze: Story of Chernobylby: Piers Paul Read May 16, 1994 Search: environmental issues |
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As an Earth Science student at university, this book is incredibly useful, providing a very sound understanding of all key topics. Well illustrated and well written
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Sick Planet: Corporate Food and Medicineby: Stan Cox April 20, 2008 Search: environmental issues |
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As an Earth Science student at university, this book is incredibly useful, providing a very sound understanding of all key topics. Well illustrated and well written
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