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»The ocean sustains all life. Understanding how it works and how we are affecting it is vital for securing our future. The Ocean Book provides the full briefing.« Dr Tony Juniper CBE, environmentalist »With cleverly designed infographics and wellresearched succinctly summarised data, this book does a superb job pulling together climate change, overfishing, acidification & plastic pollution, offering a comprehensive if disturbing overview of the state of our oceans. A must for anyone who cares about what’s happening, and wants to do something about it.« Craig Bennett, CEO Friends of the Earth UK »With informative diagrams and good reference to facts, this book explores the impacts of human activities on both marine and atmospheric systems providing an introduction to sustainability and marine science.« Emma Lamb, international marine environmental consultant
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The ocean book, Esther Gonstalla
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- Erscheinungsdatum
- 2018
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- Titel
- The ocean book
- Sprache
- Englisch
- Autor*innen
- Esther Gonstalla
- Verlag
- oekom
- Verlag
- 2018
- Einband
- Hardcover
- ISBN10
- 3962380345
- ISBN13
- 9783962380342
- Kategorie
- Wirtschaft
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- »The ocean sustains all life. Understanding how it works and how we are affecting it is vital for securing our future. The Ocean Book provides the full briefing.« Dr Tony Juniper CBE, environmentalist »With cleverly designed infographics and wellresearched succinctly summarised data, this book does a superb job pulling together climate change, overfishing, acidification & plastic pollution, offering a comprehensive if disturbing overview of the state of our oceans. A must for anyone who cares about what’s happening, and wants to do something about it.« Craig Bennett, CEO Friends of the Earth UK »With informative diagrams and good reference to facts, this book explores the impacts of human activities on both marine and atmospheric systems providing an introduction to sustainability and marine science.« Emma Lamb, international marine environmental consultant