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We can save the earth
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wecansavetheearth
The land we live on
Wheeler, Jill C.
1990
Examines how to preserve and protect our land from deforestation and erosion.
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The people we live with
Wheeler, Jill C.
1991
Discusses how Earth's growing population strains its natural resources.
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The water we drink
Wheeler, Jill C.
1990
Explains what can be done to stop water pollution and conserve water.
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about The water we drink
The city we live in
Wheeler, Jill C.
1990
Describes the use of electricity, heat, and water by cities and what can be done to reuse and recycle materials.
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The animals we live with
Wheeler, Jill C.
1990
Describes some extinct animals, tells about endangered species, and examines what can be done to save these animals.
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The air we breathe
Wheeler, Jill C.
1990
Examines the causes of air pollution and how to prevent it.
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Recycle it, once is not enough
Kallen, Stuart A.
1990
Explains what can be recycled and why it is important.
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Healthy earth, healthy bodies
Wheeler, Jill C.
1991
Describes how environmental contamination by various toxic substances can make people sick and suggests ways of preventing or fighting such hazards.
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The food we eat
Wheeler, Jill C.
1991
Describes how producing and packaging different foods affect the environment and people.
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The throw away generation
Wheeler, Jill C.
1991
Discusses the trash problem in this country, caused by both people and technology, and suggests ways to cut down on what is thrown away.
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