Environment 99/00: Annual editions by John L. Allen.
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Sluice Dock, Guilford, Connecticut. Dushkkin/McGraw-Hill. , 1999Edition: 18th edDescription: x, ca. 230 p.: ill, ; 27 cmISBN: 0072284986Subject(s): EnvironmentDDC classification: SHS 301.31 A1e 1999 Summary: "The articles contained in Annual Editions: Environment 99/00 have been selected for the light they shed on these and other problems and issues. The selection process was aimed at including material that will be readily assimilated by the general reader. Additionally, every effort has been made to choose articles that encourage an understanding of the noture of the environment that beset us and how, with wisdom and knowledge and the proper perspective, they can be solved or at least metigated. Accordingly, the selections in this book have been chosen more for their intellectual content than for their emotional tone. They have been arranged into an order of topics the global enviroment, population and food, energy, the biosphere, resources, and pollution that lends itself to a progressive understanding of the causes and effects of human modification of Earth's environmental systems."
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Includes glossary and index.
"The articles contained in Annual Editions: Environment 99/00 have been selected for the light they shed on these and other problems and issues. The selection process was aimed at including material that will be readily assimilated by the general reader. Additionally, every effort has been made to choose articles that encourage an understanding of the noture of the environment that beset us and how, with wisdom and knowledge and the proper perspective, they can be solved or at least metigated. Accordingly, the selections in this book have been chosen more for their intellectual content than for their emotional tone. They have been arranged into an order of topics the global enviroment, population and food, energy, the biosphere, resources, and pollution that lends itself to a progressive understanding of the causes and effects of human modification of Earth's environmental systems."
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