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Environmental migrants / Dalton, Dave 2005  Book
Dalton, Dave Book
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Publication Chicago, Heinemann Library, 2005.
Description 56pWhite Spine
Series People on the move
Summary/Abstract Explores the movements and migrations of environmental migrants.
Contents Introduction - The environment and people Why people migrate Natural disasters - Volcanoes and earthquakes Case study: Mount Pinatubo, Philippines Drought Case study: the dust bowl Floods Case study: Bangladesh Human causes - Farming and over-farming Case study: collapsing civilisations Trees and soil Famine Case study: the Irish potato famine Nuclear disasters The issues - Population growth Industrialization The consequences of global warming Responses to global warming Conclusion - Building a sustainable future Statistics: Environmental facts and figures Map of environmental problems and migrations Timeline of key events and migrations Glossary Find out more Index
Standard Number 1403469601 Hb.
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Troubled waters: rescuing the Ganga / Sen Gupta, Subhadra; Guha, Tapas (ill.) 2017  Book
Sen Gupta, Subhadra Book
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Publication New Delhi, Teri Press, 2017.
Description 24pGreen spine
Series Caring for Nature
Summary/Abstract As the first rays of the sun light up the eastern sky and the bells sound in the temples, pilgrims step into the holy waters of the Ganga. They stand chest-deep in the river, offer flowers to the sun god, and take quick dips. Dhani looks at this spectacular morning ritual with a frown on his face. A question has been disturbing Dhani for many days now. The River Ganga, a river that is so sacred to us, is getting polluted at a rapid rate with industrial chemicals, untreated sewage, and ashes from funeral pyres. Dhani looks at the troubled waters and wonders: Why is the river goddess being treated with such thoughtless neglect? And is there a way to restore her to her former glory? The Troubled Waters: Rescuing the Ganga takes us on a journey along several ghats of the Ganga, tells us what ails this holy river and also shows how it suffers from pollution caused by humans. An eye-opening story.
Standard Number 9788179933220 Pb.
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Unearthed: an environmental history of independent India / Gupta, Meghaa; Shastry, Aditi (ill.) 2020  Book
Gupta, Meghaa Book
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Publication Gurgaon, Penguin Random House India, 2020.
Description xvi, 215pGreen spine
Summary/Abstract Protesting against dams, protecting tigers, hugging trees, saving seeds, making room for elephants, battling mountains of waste, fighting air pollution, coping with soaring temperatures-India and its people have shared a remarkable relationship with the environment. From the Green Revolution to the National Action Plan on Climate Change, Unearthed: An Environmental History of Independent India chronicles the country's historical movements and significant green missions since 1947. Interspersed with lots of trivia, tales of eco-heroes and humorous cartoons, this easy-to-read account uncovers the story of a past with the hope that we will rewrite India's future.
Standard Number 9780143450917 Pb.
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