Homage To Gaia: The Life Of An Independent Scientist

James Lovelock

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1: Childhood. 2: The Long Apprenticeship. 3: Twenty years of Medical Research. 4: The Mill Hill Institute. 5: The First Steps to Independence at Houston, Texas. 6: The Independent Practice of Science. 7: The ECD. 8: The Ozone War. 9: The Quest for Gaia. 10: The Practical Side of Independent Science. 11: Building Your Own Bypass. 12: Three Score Years and Ten and then the Fun Begins. 13: Epilogue. Acknowledgements

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