Environmental Science: Earth as a Living Planet

Environmental Science: Earth as a Living Planet

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Book Description
Offers a modern and different perspective.
* Includes updated content to reflect latest research findings.
* Each chapter ending has references to related material on the web.

Book Info
Takes a scientific approach to environmental issues instead of a political/social approach to environmental problems. Environmental cases are used to highlight important applications.

Environmental Science: Earth as a Living Planet

Environmental Science: Earth as a Living Planet,Daniel B. Botkin,Edward A. Keller,Wiley,0471389145,Biological diversity,Case studies,Earth Sciences - Geology,Environmental Science,Environmental Studies,Environmental sciences,Human ecology,Science,Science/Mathematics,Sustainable development,Science / General,The Environment

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