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- The green New Deal : why the fossil fuel civilization will collapse by 2028, and the bold economic plan to save life on earth / by Rifkin, Jeremy,author.;
Includes bibliographical references and index.In 'The Green New Deal', renowned economic theorist Jeremy Rifkin provides an urgent plan to confront climate change, transform the American economy, and create a green post-fossil fuel culture. Rifkin is one of the most popular social thinkers of our time. He is the bestselling author of 19 books including 'The End of Work', and his books have been translated into more than 35 languages. Rifkin is also an advisor to the European Union and heads of state around the world.- Subjects: Clean energy; Energy policy; Sustainable development;
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- Climate change / by Woodward, John,1954-;
Earth's climate -- The greenhouse effect -- Checks and balances -- Natural climate change -- Human impact -- Burning the forests -- Fossil fuels -- Our carbon culture -- Adding to the problem -- Heatwaves and droughts -- Melting ice -- Warming oceans -- Oceanic research -- Living with the heat -- Plight of the polar bear -- Climate models -- This century -- What scares the scientists? -- Who is most vulnerable? -- Adapting to climate change -- Combating climate change -- Cutting the carbon -- Nuclear power -- Renewable energy -- Power for the people -- Energy efficiency -- Green transport -- Your carbon footprint -- Greenhouse-gas producers.Explains why human activities are making the planet heat up--and how we know for sure that this is the case. Explores the effects of the changing climate, from more frequent hurricanes and wildfires to melting ice caps and rising sea levels. Shows how scientists predict how the climate will change in the future and what actions we can all take to combat climate change.LSC- Subjects: Climatic changes; Global warming; Environmental protection;
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- Greenwood / by Christie, Michael,1976-author.;
Includes bibliographical references.They come for the trees. It is 2038. As the rest of humanity struggles through the environmental collapse known as the Great Withering, scientist Jake Greenwood is working as an overqualified tour guide on Greenwood Island, a remote oasis of thousand-year-old trees. Jake had thought the island's connection to her family name just a coincidence, until someone from her past reappears with a book that might give her the family history she's long craved. From here, we gradually move backwards in time to the years before the First World War, encountering along the way the men and women who came before Jake: an injured carpenter facing the possibility of his own death, an eco-warrior trying to atone for the sins of her father's rapacious timber empire, a blind tycoon with a secret he will pay a terrible price to protect, and a Depression-era drifter who saves an abandoned infant from certain death, only to find himself the subject of a country-wide manhunt. At the very centre of the book is a tragedy that will bind the fates of two boys together, setting in motion events whose reverberations we see unfold over generations, as the novel moves forward into the future once more.- Subjects: Dystopian fiction.; Historical fiction.; Epic fiction.; Islands; Environmental disasters;
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- Fancy Nancy : every day is Earth Day / by O'Connor, Jane.; Preiss-Glasser, Robin; Ivanov, A.(Aleksey),; Ivanov, O.(Olga);
When Nancy, the girl who loves to use fancy words, learns about Earth Day and "being green," her enthusiasm causes problems at home.- Subjects: Environmental protection; Earth Day; Schools; Family life; Vocabulary;
- © c2010., HarperCollins,
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- Earth Day every day / by Bullard, Lisa.; Xiao Xin.;
Includes bibliographical references (p. 24), Internet addresses and index."005-008, GRL: K"--P. [4] of cover.LSC- Subjects: Earth Day; Environmentalism; Environmental protection;
- © c2012., Millbrook Press,
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- Waste and pollution / by Amson-Bradshaw, Georgia.; Butler, Mimi.;
Includes bibliographical references and index.Explains many kinds of waste and pollution and how it can affect the planet in an age-appropriate way, and also gives readers tips on how to stand against the many ways human activities can harm Earth.- Subjects: Environmentalism; Environmental protection; Social action;
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- Frostlines : A Journey Through Entangled Lives and Landscapes in a Warming Arctic. by Shea, Neil.;
'Frostlines' is a groundbreaking and sweeping exploration of the Arctic - and how its being transformed by climate change - that blends natural history, anthropology, and travel writing, from National Geographic writer Neil Shea. A RADD Pick.Library Bound Incorporated- Subjects: NATURE / Ecosystems & Habitats / Polar Regions; NATURE / Environmental Conservation & Protection; TRAVEL / Polar Regions;
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- Adventures in the anthropocene : a journey to the heart of the planet we made / by Vince, Gaia.;
Includes bibliographical references and index.LSC- Subjects: Global environmental change.; Global environmental change;
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- The Great Lakes : discover the largest group of freshwater lakes in the world, and their importance to the geography and environment around them / by Schaefer, Lola M.,1950-;
"Discover the largest group of freshwater lakes in the world and their importance to the geography and environment around them"--- Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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- The devil's element : phosphorus and a world out of balance / by Egan, Dan,author.;
Includes bibliographical references and index."The story of phosphorus spans the globe and vast tracts of human history. The race to mine phosphorus took people from the battlefields of Waterloo, which were looted for the bones of fallen soldiers, to the fabled guano islands off Peru, the Bone Valley of Florida, and the sand dunes of the Western Sahara. Over the past century, phosphorus has made farming vastly more productive, feeding the enormous increase in the human population. Yet, as Egan harrowingly reports, our overreliance on this vital crop nutrient is today causing toxic algae blooms and "dead zones" in waterways from the coasts of Florida to the Mississippi River basin to the Great Lakes and beyond. Egan also explores the alarming reality that diminishing access to phosphorus poses a threat to the food system worldwide--which risks rising conflict and even war"--- Subjects: Phosphorus in agriculture; Phosphorus;
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