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363.7392 Fee |
Feeling the Heat: Dispatches from
the Frontlines of Climate Change |
Essays from E/The Environmental magazine. |
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New books
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New audios |
The Weather Makers - How Man is
Changing the Climate and What it Means for Life on Earth |
A
history of climate change, its unfolding over the next century,
and what we can do to
prevent a
cataclysmic future. |
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363.7392 Gel |
Boiling Point: How Politicians, Big
Oil & Coal, Journalists, & Activists are Fueling the
Climate Crisis--and What We Can Do to Avert Disaster |
Pulitzer
Prize-winning journalist Ross Gelbspan argues that changes must be made now to save life on Earth. |
363.7392 Gor
New books |
An Inconvenient Truth |
Environmental
changes caused by global warming & the policy shift needed
to avert disaster. |
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Global Warming in the 21st
Century |
v1-3 Our evolving climate crisis; Melting ice
and warming seas; Plants and animals in peril. |
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New books
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Field Notes from a Catastrophe
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An explanation of global warming,
incorporating interviews with researchers and
environmentalists. |
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High Tide:
The Truth About Our Climate Crisis |
British journalist Mark Lynas
travels the world detailing the effects of global warming,
addresses the US’s
contributing role and offers a six point manifesto to save the planet. |
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AD 363.7392 McE |
Global Warming, Global Threat |
14 lectures on the Earth’s interdependent
systems regulating the environment; addresses
air
pollution, acid rain, ozone depletion, tropical forests destruction, & climate changes. |
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Children’s Dept. |
Global Warming |
The effects of global
warming such as increasingly intense weather patterns, and ways to
help slow the
process. |
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