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Author: Rachel Carson Publisher: Signet Science Library, United States (1955) The Edge of the Sea takes you on a scientific tour of a world as old as time, a world where life began and the forces of evolution are still at work. At the sea's edge, that mysterious region where sea and shore meet, Rach...

Author: Rachel Carson Publisher: Staples Press Limited, United Kingdom (1950, 1951) From the author that helped start the environmental movement by waking us up to the impacts humans were having on the environment. Here is the strange and exciting story of the seas - how they were born, how earth's ...

A fine drop with depth in every detail. Crafted by Bec Kay and her team at The Bond Store for the Friends of the Wellington Botanic Garden. Key botanicals include kawakawa leaf, and from the Botanic Garden, a hint of rosehip. The result is a dry and crisp London gin that reflects the complexity and ...

Authors: Richard Welford and Richard Starkey Publisher: Earthscan, United States (1996) This Earthscan Reader includes the most important and innovative chapters and articles on the interaction of business and the environment. The Reader brings together, in one book, the seminal contributions to the...

Rachel Carson's Silent Spring, published in 1962, did more than any other single publication to alert the world to the hazards of environmental poisoning and to inspire a powerful social movement that would alter the course of American history. This definitive, sweeping biography shows the origins o...

Author: Richard Hatton Publisher: A C Black (Publishers) Ltd, United Kingdom (1992) Greenhouse effect Solar power Nuclear waste Discover why we need energy, how the production of energy has affected the environment, how scientisits are experimenting with alternative forms of energy and how we can he...

Author Rachel Carson Publisher: Penguin Group, United Kingdom - paperback (1962, reprinted 1991) First published in 1962, Rachel Carson's scientifically passionate exposure of the effects of indiscriminate use of chemicals is still of vital importance. In her vivid and well-informed text she describ...

Author: Philip Parker Publisher: Wayland Publishers (1994) The Project Eco-City series is an exciting way of looking at city ecology. Starting with the home environment, the interest is widened in each book, working up to global dimensions. Global Cities Cities are home to more than half the world's...

Normally $25, now $20 Do you know someone that loves their man cave This bamboo sign adds the perfect finishing touch to any man cave. Made from bamboo. Please note: While we try our best to obtain an accurate photographic representation of our products, the actual colour and design may vary slightly, due to different screen settings or natural variations in our wooden materials.

Author: Philip Parker Publisher: Wayland Publishers (1994) The Project Eco-City series is an exciting way of looking at city ecology. Starting with the home environment, the interest is widened in each book, working up to global dimensions. Town Life A town provides unique habitats for hundres of di...

Herbal Menopausal Drops Natural Feminine Drops Heading into menopause can be like being on a rollercoaster One minute you're up, the next you're down. And periods develop a frequency and timetable of their own And there there are the hot flashes. And the night sweats. And the hopeless sleep patterns...

Author: John Woodward Publisher: Chrysalis Children's Books, United Kingdom (2003) The Biomes series looks at some of the Earth's major life zones: the natural networks of living things found in different regions of the world. Each title opens with one person's experiences, then considers how plants...

Author Rachel Carson Publisher: Penguin Group, United Kingdom (1962) Rachel Carson's scientifically passionate exposure of the effects of indiscriminate use of chemicals is still of vital importance. In her vivid and well-informed text she describes how pesticides and insecticides are applied almost...

Author: John Gribbin Publisher: Bateman Press, United Kingdom (1990) The Greenhouse Effect Gaia Hothouse Earth ecamines the greehouse effect against a broader background of natural climatic processes. Awardwinning science writer John Gibbin explains exactly why the world is getting warmer, what the ...