A young pilot sneaks his family onto a cruiser heading away from Earth and towards a new planet, Eden. They are already underway when he learns the truth: There is no Eden. Worldwide population is approaching 20 billion people. Because of the catastrophes caused by this massive overpopulation, wars, epidemics, famines all threaten humanity’s existence. The world’s governments organize a massive exodus towards Eden, a planet recently discovered and identical to Earth. A cruiser capable of holding millions of settlers in stasis is created. Tyler, a new space pilot, secretly brings his wife and son aboard the ship. Once the ship has passed the dark side of the Moon, however, the admiral in chief reveals to the crew’s new recruits that Eden doesn’t exist. The real mission is to send the colonists into space, where they'll freeze to death and lower the population. Tyler is now in a race against the clock to save his family and bring the dark truth to light.

Jon Moore and Jake Ellis are back The sequel to the Eisner-nominated Who is Jake Ellis? finds the American spy now without his invisible guide, but their enemies are still after them. Where is Jake, and will Jon find him in time to stop The Facility from furthering their designs?

This contemporary textbook and manual for aspiring or new environmental managers provides the theory and practical examples needed to understand current environmental issues and trends. Each chapter explains the specific skills and concepts needed for today's successful environmental manager, and provides skill development exercises that allow students to relate theory to practice in the profession. Readers will obtain an understanding not only of the field, but also of how professional accountability, evolving science, social equity, and politics affect their work. This foundational textbook provides the scaffolds to allow students to understand the environmental regulatory infrastructure, and how to create partnerships to solve environmental problems ethically and implement successful environmental programs.

This contemporary textbook and manual for aspiring or new environmental managers provides the theory and practical examples needed to understand current environmental issues and trends. Each chapter explains the specific skills and concepts needed for today's successful environmental manager, and provides skill development exercises that allow students to relate theory to practice in the profession. Readers will obtain an understanding not only of the field, but also of how professional accountability, evolving science, social equity, and politics affect their work. This foundational textbook provides the scaffolds to allow students to understand the environmental regulatory infrastructure, and how to create partnerships to solve environmental problems ethically and implement successful environmental programs.