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City-dwellers across the country are finding creative new ways to live, and urban farmers are reclaiming heirloom agrarian practices as strategies for responsible living. Get to know real people who are changing their lives and the lives of their neighbors through the urban homesteading movement.

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Lowell W. Adams reviews the impact of urban and suburban growth on natural plant and animal communities.

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Art about the climate crisis that calls for justice and systemic change while raising funds to help tackle the problem

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The Australian community has become encreasingly concerned about environmental issues, resulting in the Australian governement placing a higher priority on global warming and climate change. This unique compilation highlights current research across a variety of Humanities and Science disiplines.

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The latest information from CSIRO, providing a clear picture of the water challenges and prospects facing Australia.

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Get ready before disaster strikes!

Brings together extensive scientific learning on what makes a good farm for biodiversity.

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Drawing together the evidence of archaeology, palaeoecology, climate history and the historical record, this first environmental history of Scotland explores the interaction of human populations with the land, waters, forests and wildlife. This volume covers the period from 14001850.

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An examination of food waste across the global supply chain.

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A collection of essays that bring a fresh perspective to the wilderness paradoxically at the centre of civilization.

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An introduction to Nordic ecological thought and its impact on the evolving worldwide environmental movement. Although first coined by Naess in the 1970s, the term "deep ecology" reflects a whole tradition of thought that can be seen in the history of Norwegian culture.

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These photographs and essays reconsider the iconic status of Yosemite in America's conception of wilderness, examining how the place was appropriated by its early Euro-American visitors and showing how conceptions of landscape have altered and how land has changed--or not--over time.

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The national park system ranks among Americas most magnificent achievements and the story of its creation reveals how the American landscape shaped our history and character and continues to do so almost 175 years after painter George Catlin first propos

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As eloquent as it is alarming, Carol Ann Bassetts portrait of todays Galpagos depicts a deadly collision of economics, politics, and the environment that may destroy one of the worlds last Edens.

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POWER METAL explores the crucial role that rare metals play in technology and energy and the global race to secure them for the future.

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Represents a major game-change in our approach to the environment. This book offers us a robust and integrated view of the environment that ensures the sustainability of the planet.

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A major work in the field of environmental philoisophy that sets out to describe and explain the many strands of thought that underlie and support the environment movement. Hay's aim in writing this book has been to provide a faithful account of the main feeder streams that flow into the swift running river of Western envornmental thought.

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Discusses the water crisis from a unique perspective - the intimate stories of love and loss from the perspectives of Aboriginal people who know the inland rivers as their traditional country. These experiences bring a fresh narrative to contemporary water debates, and how we should look to more sustainable ways to live in Australia.