environmental movement

Contains short essays on environmental issues and provides more than one hundred suggestions for how children ages eight to fourteen can help stop global warming and reduce pollution.

This book teaches readers what volunteering is, why it is important, and how they can volunteer to help the environment.

Financial expert David Bach reveals fifty ways people can make their lives, homes, shopping, and finances more environmentally friendly and money-savvy, explaining how to improve the environment while spending less, and saving and earning more.

Explains how to make environmentally conscious decisions regarding day-to-day home life, transportation, spending and investing, and one's community, and includes a directory of "green" products and services.

Environmental activist Julia ButterFly Hill discusses how people can improve the health of the planet, their lives, and future generations by changing the way they live and think and becoming more involved.

Shares information about small changes people can make in the way they live to save money, resources, and energy by following the four principles of reduce, reuse, recycle, and refuse.

Readers learn about different forms of green transportation and get tips on things we can do to make smart travel choices.

Readers learn about growing health food in a garden by using natural fertilizers such as leaves or grass clippings and using a compost pile to recycle food scraps.

Readers get tips on how to "eat green," including using reusable bags when you shop, buying food at a farmers market, growing and eating organic foods, and more.

Readers learn about different forms of renewable energy and get tips on things we can do to save energy and resources.