What's Really Happening to Our Planet?: The Facts Simply Explained - Tony Juniper
pdf | 44.51 MB | English| Isbn:9781465445476 | Author: Tony Juniper, The Prince of Wales (Foreword by) | Year: 2016
Description:
Accelerated climate change has put our planet in a dire situation – explore the records of the past and discover how we can change the future.
What's Really Happening to Our Planet? reviews the current state of our planet and how our unchecked human activity could change the world forever. It charts the dramatic explosion of human population and consumption, and its impact on climate change.
Written by leading sustainability expert Tony Juniper, with insights from globally respected scientists, politicians, and cultural leaders and thinkers, this guide examines positive ideas with a fresh perspective on how we can begin to reverse the damage we have caused.
Expect clear, informative discussion on a wealth of subjects including solar power, food waste, and mass extinction. Colorful and clear graphs, artworks, and diagrams explain the science and records of our past to show how we've got to where we are now.
What's Really Happening to Our Planet? is the most accessible guide to humanity's role in our changing planet.
What's Really Happening to Our Planet? reviews the current state of our planet and how our unchecked human activity could change the world forever. It charts the dramatic explosion of human population and consumption, and its impact on climate change.
Written by leading sustainability expert Tony Juniper, with insights from globally respected scientists, politicians, and cultural leaders and thinkers, this guide examines positive ideas with a fresh perspective on how we can begin to reverse the damage we have caused.
Expect clear, informative discussion on a wealth of subjects including solar power, food waste, and mass extinction. Colorful and clear graphs, artworks, and diagrams explain the science and records of our past to show how we've got to where we are now.
What's Really Happening to Our Planet? is the most accessible guide to humanity's role in our changing planet.
Category:Science & Technology, Social Sciences, Nature, Ecology & Environmental Sciences, Social Sciences - General & Miscellaneous, Environmental Sciences, Ecology, Landscape & Environment - Social Aspects, Nature - Other, Climate & Climatology in Enviromental Science, Human Ecology, Humanity - Relationship with Nature, Regional Studies in Environmental Science
