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<p>a Comprehensive Look At The Many Ways In Which Humankind Interacts With And Affects The Natural World. Includes Overviews Of Controversial Issues, Analysis Of Key Legislation And Policy Issues, Summaries Of Environmental Catastrophes And Other Ecological Events, And Biographies Of Notable Environmentalists.</p> <h3>library Journal</h3> <p>this Three-volume Set Culls Information From Fields Relevant To The Study Of Environmental Issues, Such As Biology, Geology, Genetics, Demographics, And Anthropology. Written By Experts And Ranging In Length From 500 To 2000 Words, The 475 Alphabetically Arranged Articles Assembled By Editor Allin (cornell Univ.) Cover A Wide Variety Of Topics, Including Air Pollution, National Parks, Organizations, Solar Power, And Legislation, As Well As Manmade Environmental Issues (e.g., Sick Building Syndrome, Smog, And Asbestos) And Significant Events (e.g., The Exxon Valdez Oil Spill, The Dust Bowl, And The Chernobyl Nuclear Accident). All The Articles Are Signed, Cross Referenced, And Illustrated With Photographs, Charts, Tables, And Graphs, And Those Longer Than 1000 Words Include Bibliographies. Volume 3 Includes A Time Line Of Milestones In Modern En

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Author

editor, Craig W. Allin; project editor, Robert McClenaghan

Publisher

Salem Press; Salem Pr Inc

Published

2000

Language

EN

ISBN

9780893569976

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Social Science, Anthropology, Nature