Readers learn about four historical ecological disasters.
With dramatic images and firsthand survivor stories plus the latest facts and figures this book shows you environmental disasters up close.
... Michele P. Hackman, Catherine A. Heyes, James G. Irwin, Roger J. Timmis, and Martin L. Williams. “Trends in Urban Air Pollution in the United Kingdom during Recent Decades.” Atmospheric Environment 26B (1992): 227–239.
As the impacts of environmental disasters on populations and their economic activity increase, the assessment of risk from such catastrophic events becomes more urgent not only for humankind, but also...
This book examines how humans react to environmental disasters, focusing on the developing world where economic and political factors contribute to changing and extreme climatic event into a disaster that...
Ag gression is just as possible now as it was in the past, but the tools of aggression are vastly more dangerous than ever before. This book, edited by Johan M. Havenaar, Julie G. Cwikel, and Evelyn J. Bromet, is therefore very timely.
Sen selected the fifty years from 1951 because the immediate aftermath of independence led to considerable strife and disruption of agriculture. References for Further Study Baxter, C. 1997. Bangladesh: From a Nation to a State.
... Geomorphic changes in the Mississippi River Floodplain at Miller City , IL as a result of the flood of 1993. Washington , DC : U.S. Geological Survey circular 1120 - J , U.S. Government Printing Office ; 1993 . [ 37 ] Hickey JT , Salas ...
In Environmental Disasters, students will learn about environmental disasters and how they affect humans and animals, as well as the agencies that work to provide relief.
Throughout history, there have been many environmental disasters, such as oil spills, chemical catastrophes, and nuclear explosions, which were all caused by human actions leading to dire consequences for the natural world.
The contributors to Environmental Disaster in the Gulf South explore the threat, frequency, and management of this region’s disasters from the mid-nineteenth century to the present.