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Ecology, the study of the relation between living things - humans, animals and plants - and the places where they live. Human, industrial and agricultural activity have transformed our environment. This book teaches ecological understanding and good practice.
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Tells the stories of the biggest natural disasters and includes hurricanes and cyclones, tornadoes, volcanoes, droughts, blizzards, and ice storms. This book offers scientific information on the number of people affected, the amount of property destroyed, the geographic scale of ...
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Contains subject matter on what readers can do themselves to help the environment. This book uses instructional text, which enables teachers to incorporate literacy skills across the wider curriculum. It also includes instructions and diagrams.
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Some coral is extremely hard--with a skeleton made of stone. Some coral is extremely soft--so soft, it sways in the ocean current. Most coral animals are extremely small--the size of a pencil eraser. But some coral reefs are extremely large--bigger than New Mexico Tiny c ...
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What's healthy? What's unhealthy? What's safe? What's dangerous? Watch the news, and it's easy to be overwhelmed by snippets of badly presented science: information that's incomplete, confusing, contradictory, out-of-context, wrong, or flat-out dishonest. In this book, Dr. Sherry ...
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Suitable for those who seek to remedy the global food crisis, this title offers an investigation of this environmental and social problem. It shows that farmers, manufacturers, supermarkets and consumers in North America and Europe discard between 30 and 50 per cent of their fres ...
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Illustrates to students how the science they are studying is relevant to their everyday lives and the world around them. This book includes profiles of scientists, their research and careers information. It considers the ethical issues behind key science topics, and key concepts ...
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Essential reading for the 21st century Are we transforming the planet into one massive global city? Urban migration and the rapid growth of cities are creating global change at a revolutionary scale. From Mumbai to Melbourne, we are facing global crises like climate change, epi ...
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Introducing young readers to key environmental issues
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