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National Parks are "America's best idea"--and kids will love them too with the help of this fun-filled guide. With a scavenger hunt for every park, this is a fun and educational way to get kids engaged with nature.

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The Necessary Revolution is a book about the end of The Industrial Age Bubble the take, make, waste way of thinking that has dominated the developed world for the past 200 years.

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In "Simple Prosperity", the author showed readers how to have an abundant, sustainable life. In this book, the author challenges us to do some heavy lifting and transform our non-sustainable culture by transforming ourselves.

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From the bestselling author of the Ibis trilogy and The Great Derangement, The Nutmeg's Curse is an enthralling, panoramic history of the influence of colonialism on the world today, told through the surprising story of the nutmeg.

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In a world besieged by bad news about the state of the planet, this book explores the surprising breadth of our success stories - from endangered species brought back from the brink to the growing use of clean renewable energy and the progress we have made in cleaning up our air and water.

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An examination of why NGOs often experience difficulty creating lasting change, with case studies of transnational conservation organizations in Southeast Asia and the Pacific.

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A climate-crisis book which offers a new - and controversial - solution: geoengineering, and which delivers a rich, deep history of climate change, and the science and politics that underpin it.

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Presents an overview of the early environmental justice movement and highlights key leadership roles assumed by women activists. This work examines the lives of people living in 'sacrifice zones' - toxic corridors (such as Louisiana's infamous 'Cancer Alley') where high concentrations of polluting industries are found.

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Along with Rachel Carson's Silent Spring, The Quiet Crisis is credited with beginning the environmental movement.

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An important and timely recipe for hope for humans and all forms of life.

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How the US Environmental Protection Agency designed the governance of risk and forged its legitimacy over the course of four decades.

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Full of wonder and forensic intelligence Isabella Tree, author of Wilding

A moving account of Madagascar told by a researcher who has spent over fifty years investigating the mysteries of this remarkable island.

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A remarkable story of a scientist's heroic efforts to save and preserve Afghanistan's wildlife surrounded by danger and destruction offers a unique portrait of a culture that derives immense pride and a sense of national identity from its natural landscape.

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From the bestselling author of Lab Girl: a passionate scientist's uniquely personal take on the defining issue of our time.

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Here, for the first time, is a simple, single explanation for the major problems facing the world today. Environmental superstar Annie Leonard has already reached millions worldwide with her message about the way stuff is ruining our lives.

It's time she reached you, too.

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Tracing the switch from fossil fuels to solar power and looking at the technology, people and trends that will take us there.

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The author's Gaia theory, the idea that our planet is a living, self-regulating system, has transformed the way we see our planet and what is now happening to it. In this book, he distils a lifetime's wisdom and observation of the Earth to reveal the rate at which our climate is altering, how conventional 'green' measures are not working.

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From preeminent LGBTQ scholar and journalist Steven Thrasher comes an exploration of one of the most pressing issues of our times: the relationship between viruses and inequality.

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