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Environmental Science : A Global Concern

William P. Cunningham · Barbara Woodworth Saigo

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Environmental, Ecological, and Cultural Studies Environmental and sustainability education Environmental and Ecological Studies

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More up to date than any other text available, this book provides an introductory view of essential concepts in environmental science with an emphasis on human involvement, using examples, case studies and data from around the globe. The authors have led the discipline on incorporating critical thinking into the issues and concerns of our world's environment.

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