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Looks at the interconnected threats of our global sustainability quandary as well as the most promising responses. This title is suitable for policymakers, college classrooms, and concerned citizens.

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Combining environmental philosophy, information and visuals, this book presents solutions to wasteful tree-dependent construction and design. It details building methods to minimize wood waste, maximize efficiency, and emphasize the unique aesthetic properties of non-wood materials.

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Every five years, the US Congress passes a little understood legislation called the Farm Bill. With the legislation due to be reauthorized in late 2012, this title offers a critical resource that can help readers deconstruct this challenging bill, organize in their communities to gain a seat at the bargaining table, and vote with their forks.

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What would a green school or an eco-schooling curriculum look like This title offers accounts and strategies for greening campuses, rethinking school food, and transforming schools into model sustainable communities. It documents this movement through success stories from public and independent schools across the country.

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A collection of essays on one of the most important environmental and ethical issues: the rise of Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations, or CAFOs, where increasing amounts of the world's meat, dairy, eggs, fish, and seafood are produced. It analyzes and depicts the devastating impacts and conditions in and around factory farms.

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