Ecology by Ernest Callenbach

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This guide to the essentials of ecology provides an introduction to the complexity of life on Earth. In it the 60 basic ecological concepts are explained, and it gives access to the new thinking that scientists, environmentalists, politicians, government officials, and business people are using.

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Ecology by Ernest Callenbach

Many people consider themselves environmentalist, and lots of children are busy with projects to save the Earth, but to be more effective it is firstly necessary that a clearer understand of the ecological principles is needed. This guide, to the essentials of ecology, aims to provide an introduction to the complexity of life on Earth. It contains the 60 basic ecological concepts which are explained, and it gives access to new thinking that scientists, environmentalists, politicians, government officials, business people and concerned citizens are using to seek a sustainable future. Also included are current findings on microscopic beings that made planet and animal life possible, and regulate global temperature and oxygen levels.
Ernest Callenbach is the author of Bring Back the Buffalo! (1996), Ecotopia Emerging (1981), and Ecotopia (1975). He lives in the Bay Area.
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ISBN 13 9780520214637
ISBN 10 0520214633
Title Ecology
Author Ernest Callenbach
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher University of California Press
Year published 1998-11-01
Number of pages 192
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