Environmental Science: a study of interrelationship
by Eldon D. Enger and Bradley F. Smith
- 5th ed.
- United States of America. The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc, . 1983.
- xvi, 431 p. : ill, (some col) ; 27 cm.
Includes bibliographic references.
"The study of environmental science is interdisciplinary. Because it is a broad area of study, it is important to develop its many aspects simultaneously, so that the reader may acquire a unified understanding of environmental issues and concerns. Most environmental issues and concerns. Most environmental issues are best understood when historical background is provided and political, economic, and social implications are integrated with purely scientific information. This text thoroughly explores all facets of environmental issues and provides a comprehensive, readable, and objective treatment of this complex field."
English text.
0070413479
Science
SHS 574.522 En3e 1995
Includes bibliographic references.
"The study of environmental science is interdisciplinary. Because it is a broad area of study, it is important to develop its many aspects simultaneously, so that the reader may acquire a unified understanding of environmental issues and concerns. Most environmental issues and concerns. Most environmental issues are best understood when historical background is provided and political, economic, and social implications are integrated with purely scientific information. This text thoroughly explores all facets of environmental issues and provides a comprehensive, readable, and objective treatment of this complex field."
English text.
0070413479
Science
SHS 574.522 En3e 1995