The Environment and Science: Social Impact and InteractionBloomsbury Academic, 2005 M04 25 - 299 páginas A fascinating look at the historical relationship between environmental issues and scientific study, social attitudes, and public policy from the 17th century to the present. |
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... become a rep- utable naturalist , but recognized that in order to maintain the family's place in society , he would first have to establish himself in some other profession , if not as a doctor then perhaps as a clergyman . Such a life ...
... become a national park , pro- tected by the federal government from mining and logging . The Yellowstone area of Wyoming had become the world's first such park in 1872 , and Muir believed his home in California deserved equal protection ...
... become much less clear cut than the general public and the expectant policymakers might hope . By comparing a set of ... become more efficient as the lower atmosphere becomes warmer . As a result , global warming may be offset in part by ...
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Ecology and the Foundations of Environmental Science | 83 |
The Succession of Communities | 91 |
Protecting Species | 100 |
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