human influence on nature

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human influence on nature

The human volcano

population growth as geologic force
1995
Discusses the effects of population growth on the environment.

Fate of the Earth

1996
Explores the role of life in shaping the Earth and its future. (60 min.).

Greenhouse earth

tomorrow's disaster today
1990
Examines greenhouse effect with supporting information on deforestation, melting ice caps, global warming and other areas of concern.

Edge of the sea

1983
Contains photographs, text, and four essays on the areas at the edge of the sea.

Human footprint

everything you will eat, use, wear, buy, and throw out in your lifetime
2010
"What's your human footprint? Well, it's 13,056 pints of milk; 28,433 showers; 12,888 oranges; 14,518 candy bars; 43,371 cans of soda; and $52,972 worth of clothes, all in one lifetime. And that's just a fraction of the mountain of stuff you'll consume. Think of that times six billion other footprints. Makes you want to step more lightly on the Earth!"--P. [4] of cover.

World without fish

2011
Surveys the current state of fish, oceans, and the environment; and describes how the extinction of some fish species in the near future would affect the planet. Also discusses the effects of overfishing and global warming. Offers practical advice for promoting sustainable fishing.

Six degrees

our future on a hotter planet
2008
Contains case studies that provide science-based speculations on what might occur on Earth as the global average temperature increases--as projected--by six degrees.

Audubon perspectives

fight for survival : a companion to the Audubon television specials
1990
Reports nature's battle to preserve endangered species and the earth from the influence of man.

Nature wars

the incredible story of how wildlife comebacks turned backyards into battlegrounds
2012
Examines Americans' relationship with nature over the last several hundred years, and the increasing amount of space humans have taken away from wildlife. Argues that as Americans lost touch with nature and spent more time indoors, they spent more protecting wildlife and recreating natural landscapes which caused a multitude of problems.

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