This updated edition presents ecology in an historical context. The author offers explanations of principles and tackles such topics as population growth. Societal and environmental implications are included in three "practical ecology" chapters.

The Science of Ecology

Science & Math

Brewer, Richard

Biological Sciences

Harcourt School

CASE STUDIES IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE is designed to promote grassroots awareness of global environmental issues through problem-solving analysis and verbal and written discussion topics that pertain to eight regions of the U.S. and Canada.

Case Studies in Environmental Science

Business & Money

Underwood, Larry

Economics

Brooks/Cole

Laboratory and Field Manual of Ecology

Saunders College Pub.

This book presents ecology in an historical context that both majors and non-majors will appreciate and comprehend. The author offers clear explanations of principles in a logical and balanced sequence and is exceptional in making clear difficult topics such as population growth.

SCIENCE OF ECOLOGY

Cengage Learning'

Miller's LIVING IN THE ENVIRONMENT, 15th Edition is the most comprehensive and up-to-date environmental science text on the market. It has the most balanced approach to environmental science instruction, with bias-free comparative diagrams throughout and a focus on prevention of and solutions to environmental problems. This "basic select" version offers just the textbook with no access to accompanying media products for students.

Living in the Environment

Miller, G. Tyler

Environmental issues affect every part of your life. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE: WORKING WITH THE EARTH, Twelfth Edition, shows you how nature works, how we interact with it, and how we have sustained--and can continue to sustain--our relationship with the earth by applying nature's lessons to our economies and individual lifestyles. This central theme of sustainability--the ability to adapt to changing environmental conditions--is clarified by an emphasis on natural capital (resources) and degradation, solutions, trade-offs, and the importance of individuals. If you have little or no science background, the book provides you with a solid grounding in the basics that will help you better understand environmental science concepts. Case studies--on topics ranging from the importance of insects to the reintroduction of wolves in Yellowstone Park to the world of nanotechnology--illustrate key topics and issues that affect your life. These cases inspire How Would You Vote? questions, which sharpen your critical thinking by asking you to consider facts, conflicting solutions, and trade-offs surrounding the issues, and then cast your vote. Multimedia resources offer other ways to learn. CengageNOW features Personalized Study Plans and interactive exercises and animations that help you master concepts. MP3 audio study tools can be included with your text at your instructor's request, or can be purchased separately through www.iChapters.com. There's an eBook too, which is available for purchase.

Environmental Science: Problems, Connections and Solutions

Spoolman, Scott

Provides an introduction to the ecology of individual organisms, population ecology, and community and ecosystem ecology

Principles of Ecology

W.B.Saunders Co.

Bruce Springsteen's melancholy song "Meeting across the River" serves as the inspiration for this eclectic mix of short stories written by an array of acclaimed authors, including Pam Houston, Eric Garcia, C. J. Box, David Corbett, Gregg Hurwitz, and Steve Hamilton.

Meeting Across the River: Stories Inspired by the Haunting Bruce Springsteen Song

Literature & Fiction

Kaye, Jessica

Rudnicki, Stefan

Short Stories & Anthologies

Blackstone Audiobooks

"Meeting across the River," from Bruce Springsteen's Born to Run album, is a song with an evocative melody and lyrics that unfold like a noir fable: a man down on his luck but desperate to make things right with his girl tells his buddy, Eddie, that they have to get across the river for a last-chance meeting with someone, all in the hopes of a big score, two grand. With that money, our hero can win back his girl and all will be right with the world--but if he and Eddie screw up, the consequences will be grave. This classic American story of hope and despair serves as the inspiration for an eclectic mix of short stories written by an array of acclaimed authors, including Pam Houston, Eric Garcia, C. J. Box, David Corbett, Gregg Hurwitz, and Steve Hamilton. Springsteen's spare lyrics leave much unsaid, and how these authors fill in the absences is what makes this collection, published a month before the thirtieth anniversary of the release of Springsteen's Born to Run, such an unusual treasure, proving that, in literature, just as with music, no two performances are alike.

United States

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Books by Brewer, Richard

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The Science of Ecology

Case Studies in Environmental Science

Laboratory and Field Manual of Ecology

SCIENCE OF ECOLOGY

Living in the Environment

Environmental Science: Problems, Connections and Solutions

Principles of Ecology

Meeting Across the River: Stories Inspired by the Haunting Bruce Springsteen Song

Meeting Across the River: Stories Inspired by the Haunting Bruce Springsteen Song

Meeting Across the River: Stories Inspired by the Haunting Bruce Springsteen Song