This resource, by a professor of ecology and environmental
science, features the latest information on the global
environmental crisis in the 20th century. Ideal for student
research, it examines the main causes of environmental concern and
the key players who raised the environmental consciousness of the
public. Following a timeline of key events and a historical
overview of the environmental crisis, topical essays examine each
of the major areas of enviromental concern: our vanishing
wilderness, pollution, overpopulation, and the long-term problem of
how we can coexist with our environment without destroying it.
Ready-reference features include biographical sketches, the text of
key primary documents, a glossary, over 40 tables, charts and
illustrations, and an annotated bibliography.
Clear explanations of the various aspects of the environmental
crisis are accompanied by tables, charts, diagrams, and photographs
to illustrate the scope and complexity of the problems.
Biographical sketches of key environmentalists are useful for ready
reference. The text of key primary documents include excerpts from
important environmental legislation and treaties and declarations
from environmental groups. No other work on this topic offers both
analysis of a broad spectrum of environmental concerns and
ready-reference materials suitable for high school and college
student research.
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