Barker, David

Examines the three main divisions into which members of the diverse Archaea kingdom are grouped according to their unusual biology. Explains why little in general is known about them, and why further classification of Archaea is so difficult.

Discusses the importance of composting, provides instructions for making a compost heap, describes the hot compost method used by cities, and encourages readers to consider the benefits of composting.

E-Waste shines a light on the ever-growing amount of e-waste and the lack of resources to safely recycle it. With charts, diagrams, and large-format photos, this title explores the science behind damages to human and environmental health, and considers actions people and governments can take to try to improve the situation.

Looks at organic farming, including what it is and how it affects the food we eat.

An introduction to the Achaea domain that discusses how the organisms within it are classified and describes their interactions with other life-forms.

Contains essays on twenty-one albums by such artists as the Rolling Stones, ABBA, Radiohead, the Kinks, and Prince.

Discusses the different types of great apes, covering their physical characteristics, life cycle, diet, young, and habitat; the reasons they are endangered; their role in culture; and conservation efforts.

Designed to improve critical thinking skills, this book guides the reader on a fact-finding mission to learn about composting.

Contains extracts from volumes 21 through 40 of Continuum's "33 1/3" series of short books on selected albums released since the 1960s, covering such recording artists as Elvis Costello, Bob Dylan, The Pixies, Sonic Youth, and others.

Interactive scenarios and photographs describe soil and its importance. Includes hands-on activities.