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Author: Steve Parker Publisher: Chrysalis Children's Books, United Kingdom (2002 and 2003) The World Issues series covers some of the most controversial subjects affecting our lives today. Each title looks first at one person's experiences, and then examines the facts, arguments and opinions from ar...

Author: Alex Woolf Publisher: Chrysalis Children's Books, United Kingdom (2004) The World Issues series covers some of the most controversial subjects affecting our lives today. Each title looks first at one person's experiences, and then examines the facts, arguments and opinions from around the gl...

Author: Debbie Silver Publisher: Wayland (Publishers) Ltd, United Kingdom (1991) Have you caused any damage to planet Earth today No Are you sure this book investigates the links between the food we eat and environmental problems around the world. Do you know what is in your favourite food Do you kn...

Author: Fiona Macdonald Publisher: Chrysalis Children's Books, United Kingdom (2004) The World Issues series covers some of the most controversial subjects affectin g our lives today. Each title looks first at one person's experiences, and then examines the facts, arguments and opinions from around ...

Author: Gill Standring Publisher: A C Black (Publishers) Ltd, United Kingdom (1990) Food packaging Organic farming Pesticides Discover how farming affects soils and wildlife, how much energy is needed to grow food and how the weather influences crop harvests. Earthwatch is a series that explains how...

Author: Veronica Ross Publisher: Chrysalis Children's Books, United Kingdom (2002) Find out what you need to eat in order to stay healthy, and read about the foods that give you the energy you need to run and play. Topinc include: * Why do I need to eat * A balanced diet * Foods for growth * Energy ...

Author: Jen Green Publisher: Chrysalis Children's Books, United Kingdom (2004) This important new series explores the environmental problems that threaten Earth. Through clear text and superb photographs and diagrams, each book encourages children to discuss the issues and explains how they can help...

Author: Graham Rickard Publisher: Wayland, United Kingdom (1990) During th e oil crisis of the early 1970s research into alternative sources of energy increased greatly. Today, when environmental conserns have pushed alternative energy to the fore again, many of the schemes first conceived in teh 19...

Author: Sally Hewitt Publisher: Chrysalis Children's Books, United Kingdom (2003) What is energy How do people and animals get their energy What kinds of fuel are used for energy Why do we need to find different ways of making energy The answers to these and many other questions are explored in this...

Author: Lewis Bronze, Nick Heathcote and Peter Brown Publisher: BBC Books, United Kingdom (1990, 1991) You care about our future, you want to know what's happening to the world - but how can you help stop the many threats to our planet Everyday seems to bring more gloomy predictions about the enviro...

Cats and books are the purrfect pair The ancient Egyptians trained cats to attack papyrus-loving pests, thereby establishing the worlds first book-attending felines. Since then, cats have kept mice and rats out of bookstores - and are especially good at protecting the comfortable chairs often found ...

Author: Duncan Brewer 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: Tony Allan 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 an...

Author: Karen Sullivan Publisher: Piatkus, (2001) You wan to go organic but you don't know how. Is organic food really better for you How good is it for the environment Organic Living in 10 Simple Lessons show you in straightforward terms, but without fudging the comples issues, exactly what an organic way of life involves. Paperback, 144 pages (near new)

Author: Duncan Brewer 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: Malcolm Penny Publisher: Wayland Publishers (1989) Our planet supports an astounding variety of wildlife. Great and small, all kinds of creatures have existed for millions of years, but how many of them are in great danger. today, humans are rapidly polluting and destroying many narutal plac...

Author: Patricia Gallimore Publisher: BBC, United Kingdom (2000) A Guide to Organic Living Organic food has rapidly developed as an alternative to food produced by intensive farming methods. With many concerns surrounding food production, Organic Year sets out to explain the issues. Through visits t...

Authors: Jacqui Bailey and Matthew Lilly Publisher: A C Black, United Kingdom (2003) Our world is full of magic. We swim in it. We swallow it. We are even made of it (mostly). The magic is called WATER. This is the story of water, and how it changes from sloshy stuff in teh sea to an invisible gas t...

Author: john Baines Publisher: Wayland (Publishers) Ltd, United Kingdom (1991) What is the atmosphere Why is it polluted How can we protect it The atmosphere is all around us. Without it there would be no water, plants, animals or people. It provides the air we breathe and controls our climate. But ...

Author: Mark Lambert Publisher: Wayland Publishers (1990) Over the centuries, farming has changed the face of the Earth. Steep mountainsides have been terraced to grow crops, while grain, fruit and vegetables flourish in the desert. Today's farmers produce better yields than ever before - but at a p...

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: Malcom Penny 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 ...