Describes poetry and ways of talking about poetry. Useful to people who are required to talk about poetry - teachers, students and scholars, this book would also a helpful guide for beginner poets.

It's been suggested that around 12 million hectares of agricultural land are affected by soil erosion each year. If the degradation of the world's soil reservoir continues, many have estimated that this could lead to a 30% reduction in global food production by 2040. Understanding and preventing soil erosion provides a comprehensive overview of recent research on understanding the mechanisms of soil erosion, as well as the best practices for measuring, mapping and modelling soil erosion risk in agricultural soils. The book also considers the range of agronomic practices and techniques available to mitigate future soil erosion, including the use of crop residues, cover crops, buffer strips, soil stabilisers and zero/no-tillage. In its detailed assessment of soil erosion, the book succeeds in highlighting the potential future impact of degraded soils on the quality, security and longevity of our global food system if the problem of soil erosion isn't effectively managed.

Der Autor erzahlt von kuriosen und amusanten Erlebnissen und Begegnungen aus vielen Urlaubsreisen in aller Welt. Es wird auch manch interessante Information beigesteuert. Aber glauben Sie nicht alles zu hundert Prozent; dichterische Freiheit hat bisweilen etwas nachgeholfen.

Kane & Abel is the best selling novel by Jeffrey Archer, and tells the classic tale of two ambitious men, whose lives are bound together by fate and dominated by rivalry and greed.

William Lowell Kane and Abel Rosnovski, one the son of a Boston millionaire, the other a penniless Polish immigrant - two men born on the same day on opposite sides of the world, their paths destined to cross in the ruthless struggle to build a fortune.

Over sixty years and three generations, through war, marriage, fortune and disaster, Kane and Abel battle for the success and triumph that only one man can have.