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Biosphere 2000:

Protecting Our Global Environment
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Kendall Hunt Publishing Company, 1996 - Nature - 584 pages

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Contents

Prologue Discovering
1
What Is the Biosphere?
8
Why Do Uncontrolled Population
18
Copyright

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Biosphere 2000: Protecting Our Global Environment
Biosphere 2000: Protecting Our Global Environment
Donald G. Kaufman,Cecilia M. Franz
Limited preview - 2000
Biosphere 2000: protecting our global environment
Biosphere 2000: protecting our global environment
Donald G. Kaufman,Cecilia M. Franz
Snippet view - 1993
The Biosphere: Protecting Our Global Environment
The Biosphere: Protecting Our Global Environment
Donald G. Kaufman,Cecilia M. Franz
No preview available - 2008

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acid precipitation activities agriculture air pollution Aldo Leopold amount animals aquifer biocentric biological biosphere carbon carbon dioxide cause chemical Clean coal conservation consumers consumption contain cost countries crops cultural resources damage degradation dioxide diversity earth ecological ecological economics economic ecosys ecosystem effects electricity emissions energy environment environmental problems erosion ethic example factors federal fertility Figure fish Forest Service fossil fuels global groundwater groups habitat hazardous waste heat hectares human health important increase industry lakes land landfills LDCs levels living major materials ment minerals National Forest National Park natural systems nitrogen nuclear nutrients ocean organisms percent plants population growth production programs protect radiation radioactive rain forests recycling reduce rivers ronmental soil solid waste sources species substances sulfur sulfur dioxide Superfund supply tion toxic trees trophic level United wetlands whales wilderness areas wildlife

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TitleBiosphere 2000: Protecting Our Global Environment
AuthorsDonald G. Kaufman, Cecilia M. Franz
Edition2, revised
PublisherKendall Hunt Publishing Company, 1996
Original fromthe University of Virginia
DigitizedJul 24, 2009
ISBN0787204609, 9780787204600
Length584 pages
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