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Author Rachel Carson Publisher: Penguin Group, United Kingdom (1962) Rachel Carson's scientifically passionate exposure of the effects of indiscriminate use of chemicals is still of vital importance. In her vivid and well-informed text she describes how pesticides and insecticides are applied almost...

Author: Rachel Carson Publisher: Staples Press Limited, United Kingdom (1952) Rachel Carson whom the New York Times has described as a physical scientist with a literary genius', has written the epic story of the war which began with the birth of things, the war which will never know an armistice, t...

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Author Rachel Carson Publisher: Penguin Group, United Kingdom - paperback (1962, reprinted 1991) First published in 1962, Rachel Carson's scientifically passionate exposure of the effects of indiscriminate use of chemicals is still of vital importance. In her vivid and well-informed text she describ...

Authors: Richard Welford and Richard Starkey Publisher: Earthscan, United States (1996) This Earthscan Reader includes the most important and innovative chapters and articles on the interaction of business and the environment. The Reader brings together, in one book, the seminal contributions to the...

Authors: Matt McGlone, Tom Clarkson and Blair Fitzharris Publisher: GP Books, New Zealand (1990) Three NZ scientists - all presently researching climate change - summarise and interpret the maze of recent studies and predictions. They begin by discussing the nature and workings of the atmosphere and...

Author: Charles A Lewis Publisher: University of Illinois Press (1996) Green Nature/Human Nature describes the psychological, sociological, and physiological responses of people to vegetation in cities and forests, as well as in horticultural therapy programs in hospitals, geriatric institutions, ph...

Author: Rachel Carson Publisher: Simon and Schuster, United States (1950, 1951, 1958) Here, in an edition especially adapted for young readers, is Rachel Carson's magnificant story of the oceans of the world. Illustrated with 150 photographs, maps, and drawings in colour and black and white - showin...

Authors: David Suzuki and Holly Dressel Publisher: Allen Unwin, Australia (2002) We all know the bad news. The natural systems that support our lives are in trouble. They are threatened by the population explosion around the globe, the unfettered escalation of technology and the seemingly insatiable...

Author: Richard Hatton Publisher: A C Black (Publishers) Ltd, United Kingdom (1992) Greenhouse effect Solar power Nuclear waste Discover why we need energy, how the production of energy has affected the environment, how scientisits are experimenting with alternative forms of energy and how we can he...

Editors: Lisa H Sideris and Kathleen Dean Publisher: State University of New York Press, United States (2008) Long before Rachel Carson would become synonymous with environmental activism, she was a nature and science writer, penning The Sense of Wonder for children, and three books about the ocean ...

Author: Patricia Gallimore Publisher: BBC, United Kingdom (2000) A Guide to Organic Living Organic food has rapidly developed as an alternative to food produced by intensive farming methods. With many concerns surrounding food production, Organic Year sets out to explain the issues. Through visits t...

Author: Rachel Carson Publisher: Staples Press Limited, United Kingdom (1950, 1951) From the author that helped start the environmental movement by waking us up to the impacts humans were having on the environment. Here is the strange and exciting story of the seas - how they were born, how earth's ...

Author: Rachel Carson Publisher: Signet Science Library, United States (1955) The Edge of the Sea takes you on a scientific tour of a world as old as time, a world where life began and the forces of evolution are still at work. At the sea's edge, that mysterious region where sea and shore meet, Rach...

Author: Terry Jennings Publisher: A C Black (Publishers) Ltd, United Kingdom (1992) Food chains Zoos Habitat destruction Discover how wildlife and people are important to each other, how both are affected when human activity upsets the balance of nature and what is being done to prevent any more spe...

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