As the field of environmental science continues to evolve, this highly readable guide presents a full spectrum of views and information to help readers evaluate issues and make informed decisions.

Reflects the changing environmental scene worldwide, with a wide range of viewpoints and information from the latest sources.

Places new emphasis on issues such as emerging diseases like avian flu; the 4th World Water Forum; the “gene revolution;” the Endangered Species Act controversy; restoration of the Everglades, and the 2005 Global Forest Resources Assessment.

Strives for a balance between pure science and the political, social, and historical perspectives of environmental affairs.

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Authors: Richard T. Wright, Bernard J. Nebel

Publisher: Prentice Hall

Date: Feb. 8, 2007

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