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William Collins. Very Good. 162mm / 246mm. Hardcover. 2021. 416 pages.<br>In this extraordinary journey through twenty-six co untries, Simon Mundy meets the people on the front lines of the c limate crisis, showing how the struggle to respond is already res haping the modern world ? shattering communities, shaking up glob al business, and propelling a groundbreaking wave of cutting-edge… Read more about this item

Edc Pub. Very Good. 250mm / 200mm. Paperback. 1992. 48 pages. <br> .

Cambridge University Press. Good. 247mm / 173mm. Paperback. 2001. 515 pages. Cover worn<br>Bjrn Lomborg, a former member of Greenpe ace, challenges widely held beliefs that the world environmental situation is getting worse and worse in his new book, The Skeptic al Environmentalist. Using statistical information from internati onally recognized research institutes, Lomborg systematically exa mines ... .

Allied Press Ltd. Good. Paperback. 256 pages. Cover worn .

GrassRoots. Very Good. 197mm / 130mm. Paperback. 2008. 248 pages. <br>It ranks as one of the great secrets of our time. A simple and elegant solution to some of the world's most pressin g problems ? rising food prices, increased carbon emissions and t he health crisis. The answer is here for us now if we're bold en… Read more about this item

Chatham House. Good. 210mm / 148mm. Paperback. 1998. 342 pages. Cover worn<br>A concise and authoritative guide to the evolution, terms and implications of the Kyoto Protocol, this bo ok provides an economic and political account of key policy debat es and their outcome. It also explains the meaning of provisions on emissions trading and other flexibility mechanisms, and… Read more about this item

Murdoch Books. Very Good. 23.4 x 15.3 centimetres (0.33 kg. Paperback. 2008. 239 pages. <br>Globally the oceans cover 71 per cent of the plane t's surface and contain 90 per cent of the mass of life on Earth. While tremendous attention and money have been invested in savin g the ecosystems of our land animals and plants, the gradual… Read more about this item

Sinclair-Stevenson. Very Good. Hardcover. 1991. 432 pages. <br>This study of world civilizations argues that huma ns have built prosperous societies by exploiting the Earth's reso urces, only to expand too much and collapse. The book argues for a realization of the finite nature of our resources, and the impa ct should we continue squandering them. .

Worldwatch Inst. Good. 209mm / 139mm. Paperback. 2005. 95 pages. Cover and text lightly wrinkled<br>Paperback. Worldwatc h Institute Paper 171. .

Penguin Books. Very Good. 197mm / 128mm. Paperback. 2019. 320 pages.<br>**SUNDAY TIMES AND THE NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER** 'An epoch-defining book' Matt Haig 'If you read just one work o f non-fiction this year, it should probably be this' David Sexton , Evening Standard Selected as a Book of the Year 2019 by the Su nday… Read more about this item

Pocket Books. Good. 178mm / 83mm. Paperback. 2001. 296 pages. Cover worn<br>THE EXTRAORDINARY NEW YORK TIMES BESTSEL LER. A DIRE WARNING FOR OUR FUTURE. The end of the twentieth cen tury saw some of the most violent weather on record. Scientific e vidence suggests this trend marks the beginning of a climatologic al nightmare: a massive and unprecedented storm… Read more about this item

HarperCollins. Very Good. 189mm / 144mm. Paperback. 2008. 304 pages. <br>Global warming is the story of the twenty-first ce ntury. It is the most serious issue facing the future of humankin d, but American energy and environmental policy is driving the wh ole world down a path toward global catastrophe. According to Jos eph Romm, we have ten years, at… Read more about this item

Pan Books. Good. 290mm / 214mm. Paperback. 1985. 272 pages. cover worn<br>This atlas organizes the mass of availab le environmental data, statistical predictions and often conflict ing opinions and solutions into a simple coherent structure. It i s divided into seven sections: land, ocean, elements, evolution, humankind, civilization and management. Each of these is consider ed ... .

Icon. Very Good. 214mm / 137mm. Paperback. 2007. 246 pages. <br>Scientists agree that over the last century the ea rth has become warmer. But do we really know why this has happene d? A deftly written and enjoyable read, The Chilling Stars outlin es a brilliant, daring and undoubtedly controversial new theory t hat will provoke fresh thinking about global… Read more about this item

UK: Pergamon Press. Good. Hardcover. 1984. 348 pages. reasonable ex library .

USA: Harry N Abrams. Good. Hardcover. 1985. 157 pages. very tidy ex library .

London: Walter Scott. Fair. Hardcover. n.d.. 271 pages. Cover worn and stained on front/rar.Label on spine hal f worn away. Text foxed.<br> .

FastPrint Publishing. Very Good. 15.6 x 23.4 x 1 centimetres. Paperback. 2013. 178 pages. <br>Through stories, analyses, poems, sometimes humoro us verses, parodies and songs it sets out to encourage readers to think about what really matters and how they might want to order their lives in accordance with those priorities. .

GreenProfile. Very Good. 216mm / 139mm. Paperback. 2008. 288 pages. <br>We've heard a lot about climate change - but what can we do about it? Wallace Broecker, the eminent scientist who c oined the term global warming way back in 1975, believes in a sol ution emerging on the horizon: 'artificial trees' designed to rem ove CO2 directly from… Read more about this item

Regnery Publishing. Good. 226mm / 183mm. Paperback. 2007. 350 pages. Cover worn<br>Global warming: the Left's last best c hance to gain a stranglehold on our political system and economy For decades, environmentalism has been the Left's best excuse for increasing government control over our actions in ways both large and small.… Read more about this item