Environmental Science: Earth as a Living Planet, Third Edition
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English
Dan Botkin, George Mason University
Ed Keller, University of California - Santa Barbara
Ed Keller, University of California - Santa Barbara
English
ENVIRONMENT AS AN IDEA.
Basic Issues in Environmental Sciences.
Thinking Critically About the Environment.
EARTH AS A SYSTEM.
Systems and Change.
The Biogeochemical Cycles.
LIFE AND THE ENVIRONMENT.
The Human Population As An Environmental Problem.
Ecosystems and Ecological Communities.
Biological Diversity and Biogeography.
Biological Productivity and Energy Flow.
Succession and Restoration: How Ecosystems Respond to Disturbance.
SUSTAINING LIVING RESOURCES.
World Food Supply.
Effects of Agriculture on the Environment.
Wild Living Resources: Plentiful and Endangered.
Landscapes and Seascapes.
Environmental Health and Toxicology.
ENERGY.
Energy: Some Basics.
Fossil Fuels and the Environment.
Alternative Energy and the Environment.
Nuclear Energy and the Environment.
WATER ENVIRONMENT.
Water Supply, Use, and Management.
Water Pollution and Treatment.
AIR ENVIRONMENT.
The Atmosphere, Climate, and Global Warming.
Air Pollution.
Indoor Air Pollution.
Ozone Depletion.
ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIETY.
Environmental Economics.
Urban Environments.
Waste Management.
Minerals and the Environment.
Environmental Impact and Planning.
Integrating Values and Knowledge.
Appendices.
Glossary.
Notes.
Photo Credits.
Index.
Basic Issues in Environmental Sciences.
Thinking Critically About the Environment.
EARTH AS A SYSTEM.
Systems and Change.
The Biogeochemical Cycles.
LIFE AND THE ENVIRONMENT.
The Human Population As An Environmental Problem.
Ecosystems and Ecological Communities.
Biological Diversity and Biogeography.
Biological Productivity and Energy Flow.
Succession and Restoration: How Ecosystems Respond to Disturbance.
SUSTAINING LIVING RESOURCES.
World Food Supply.
Effects of Agriculture on the Environment.
Wild Living Resources: Plentiful and Endangered.
Landscapes and Seascapes.
Environmental Health and Toxicology.
ENERGY.
Energy: Some Basics.
Fossil Fuels and the Environment.
Alternative Energy and the Environment.
Nuclear Energy and the Environment.
WATER ENVIRONMENT.
Water Supply, Use, and Management.
Water Pollution and Treatment.
AIR ENVIRONMENT.
The Atmosphere, Climate, and Global Warming.
Air Pollution.
Indoor Air Pollution.
Ozone Depletion.
ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIETY.
Environmental Economics.
Urban Environments.
Waste Management.
Minerals and the Environment.
Environmental Impact and Planning.
Integrating Values and Knowledge.
Appendices.
Glossary.
Notes.
Photo Credits.
Index.
