environment

Explores how American culture and society have been shaped by allergies, drawing on medical, environmental, and cultural history as well as the fields of science and biology to explore how the country's changing environment from the late nineteenth century to the present have led to an epidemic growth in allergies.

The author explains why he believes efforts to protect Earth's environment are not succeeding, offers a critique of what he sees as a failure of U.S. leadership in the international community, and describes eight steps he believes can lead to a sustainable future.

Describes environmental careers and explains the background needed for pursuing this type of work.

Provides fifty new projects to help become more environmentally active and responsible in the community.

A tour of the home, the backyard, the supermarket, and other places revealing hazardous wastes and what to do to clean up the environment and stop pollution.

Describes the grass-roots struggle to save the nation's water, land, air, amd wildlife. Recounts the mass marches and lonely crusades of ordinary people to bring about changes in environmental policies.

Provides activity-oriented experiences to enable students to discover and learn the different aspects of the environment.

Looks at the impact of humankind and society on the environment, with special emphasis on the Southeastern region.

The Bear Scouts can't believe it when Lizzy catches Old Jake, the Catfish King of Lake Grizzly. He's sick from the pollution in the lake, and it's up to the Scouts to clean it up.

Text and photographs explore what makes up the earth's environment and why its health is so vital to mankind's continued existence.