environmental policy

A collection of fictional and non-fictional stories and essays dealing with the environment, including its destruction, protection, and human impact.

Contains articles that analyze thirty significant issues facing the world in the twenty-first century, covering the fields of economics, the environment, human development, law, politics, and security, and includes maps, statistics, case studies, biographical sketches, and other references and resources.

Political scientists, economists, and environmental experts examine environmental policy in the developing nations of Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, and Latin America, discussing environmental policy analysis, pollution sources and control, and the unique problems in environmental policy faced by each country covered.

Describes the successful efforts of concerned citizens to stop construction of a jetport that would have destroyed the Florida Everglades.

Presents both sides of the controversial issue of environmental justice taken from various sources such as magazines and newspapers.

Presents an overview of environmental factors that affect human health, assesses their dangers, and discusses the scientific and political complexities concerning a healthful environment.

Describes the many aspects of environmental pollution, the growing awareness of the problem, and the role of the federal government in formulating a policy to protect the environment.

Provides an overview of the environmental field, discussing what it takes to succeed in an environmental career, and looks at the different types of jobs available in the industry, with information on training and salaries, and lists of professional and support organizations.

At the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, June, 1992, world leaders produced Agenda 21, a blueprint for saving planet Earth. This book is written by children, for children, explaining the document and inspiring them to help save the Earth.