environmental responsibility

Looks at four children who are coming up with different ways to save the planet.

"Shake up the fashion world by taking action as conscious consumers and active citizens. We have the power to collectively change the world with a change of clothes! In the UK alone, over a million tonnes of clothes are thrown away each year and around ?140 million worth of clothes head to landfill. Learn how to love your clothes by reusing, swapping and mending what you already have and discover how to choose wisely when you do buy something new. This practical, positive and empowering book will open eyes to the impact our clothing choices have on people and the planet and empower children to demand answers to questions and take action"--Provided by publisher.

"Earth is home to many people and animals. It's also home to amazing forests, which are habitats for many living things. This book gives readers a glimpse into why forests are important and what issues face them, including deforestation and climate change. Readers will learn how they can best care for forests. With accessible text and vibrant photographs, this book also includes an activity with recycled materials to allow readers to start making positive changes in the world"--Provided by publisher.

"Anita Vandyke wants to show you that by living a zero waste life, you actually gain more--more time, more money and more life. Her simple, practical guide shows you how by changing your daily habits you can eliminate plastic from your life in thirty days"--OCLC.

"Reimagines what it means to be a 'good environmentalist.' Moving past carbon footprints, self-confessed eco-hypocrite Sami Grover takes a tongue-in-cheek approach, skewering those pointing fingers, celebrating those trying, and offering practical pathways to actually make a difference."--Provided by publisher.

"An inspiring guide packed with simple explanations of of how kids and their families can reduce, re-use, and recycle to help clean up our planet"--Provided by publisher.

Publisher Annotation: Isley loves the ocean and everything in it. Well, almost everything. Her heart sinks at the sight of her Alantic Ocean shoreline covered in trash. One day, upon discovering a beached right whale that has starved to death after swallowing plastic, Isley decides enough is enough. She steers her family into adopting a zero-waste lifestyle, inspiring others to do the same. But when the adults around her give way to apathy and routine, how can Isley make sure her whale's memory inspires lasting change?.

Naturalist Jane Goodall and author Douglas Abrams reflect on hope.

"Full of simple, achievable ways to help you reduce your carbon footprint and make environmentally-friendly choices--from tips on creating a more sustainable home to reducing your plastic use and shopping responsibly"--Back cover.

A book about cultivating sustainable habits and understanding how waste affects the Earth.