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  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 9781337569613
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1337569613
  • Author:   Tyler Miller, Scott Spoolman

The 16th Edition of ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE is “inspiring people to care about the planet.” Partnering with National Geographic Learning, the authors Tyler Miller and Scott Spoolman deliver a text that equips and inspires you with the tools and knowledge to make a difference solving today’s environmental issues. Exclusive content highlights important work of National Geographic explorers and grantees and features vivid photos, maps and illustrations that bring course concepts to life. Using sustainability as their central theme, the authors emphasize natural capital, natural capital degradation, solutions, trade-offs and the importance of individuals. In return, you learn how nature works, how you interact with it and how humanity can continue to sustain its relationship with the earth by applying nature’s lessons to economies and individual lifestyles.

 

Table of Content:

  1. Chapter 1: The Environment and Sustainability
  2. 1.1 What Are Some Key Principles of Sustainability?
  3. 1.2 How Are We Affecting the Earth?
  4. 1.3 What Causes Environmental Problems?
  5. 1.4 What Is an Environmentally Sustainable Society?
  6. Chapter Review
  7. Critical Thinking
  8. Doing Environmental Science
  9. Global Environment Watch Exercise
  10. Ecological Footprint Analysis
  11. Ecology and Sustainability
  12. Chapter 2: Science, Matter, Energy, and Systems
  13. 2.1 What Do Scientists Do?
  14. 2.2 What Is Matter and What Happens When It Undergoes Change?
  15. 2.3 What Is Energy and What Happens When It Undergoes Change?
  16. 2.4 What Are Systems and How Do They Respond to Change?
  17. Chapter Review
  18. Critical Thinking
  19. Doing Environmental Science
  20. Global Environmental Watch Exercise
  21. Data Analysis
  22. Chapter 3: Ecosystems: What Are They and How Do They Work?
  23. 3.1 How Does the Earth’s Life-Support System Work?
  24. 3.2 What Are the Major Components of an Ecosystem?
  25. 3.3 What Happens to Energy in an Ecosystem?
  26. 3.4 What Happens to Matter in an Ecosystem?
  27. 3.5 How Do Scientists Study Ecosystems?
  28. Chapter Review
  29. Critical Thinking
  30. Doing Environmental Science
  31. Global Environment Watch Exercise
  32. Data Analysis
  33. Chapter 4: Biodiversity and Evolution
  34. 4.1 What Is Biodiversity and Why Is It Important?
  35. 4.2 What Roles Do Species Play in Ecosystems?
  36. 4.3 How Does the Earth’s Life Change over Time?
  37. 4.4 What Factors Affect Biodiversity?
  38. Chapter Review
  39. Critical Thinking
  40. Doing Environmental Science
  41. Global Environment Watch Exercise
  42. Data Analysis
  43. Chapter 5: Species Interactions, Ecological Succession, and Population Control
  44. 5.1 How Do Species Interact?
  45. 5.2 How Do Communities and Ecosystems Respond to Changing Environmental Conditions?
  46. 5.3 What Limits the Growth of Populations?
  47. Chapter Review
  48. Critical Thinking
  49. Doing Environmental Science
  50. Global Environment Watch Exercise
  51. Data Analysis
  52. Chapter 6: The Human Population and Urbanization
  53. 6.1 How Many People Can the Earth Support?
  54. 6.2 What Factors Influence the Size of the Human Population?
  55. 6.3 How Does a Population’s Age Structure Affect Its Growth or Decline?
  56. 6.4 How Can We Slow Human Population Growth?
  57. 6.5 What Are the Major Urban Resource and Environmental Problems?
  58. 6.6 How Does Transportation Affect Urban Environmental Impacts?
  59. 6.7 How Can We Make Cities More Sustainable and Livable?
  60. Chapter Review
  61. Critical Thinking
  62. Doing Environmental Science
  63. Global Environment Watch Exercise
  64. Data Analysis
  65. Chapter 7: Climate and Biodiversity
  66. 7.1 What Factors Influence Climate?
  67. 7.2 What Are the Major Terrestrial Ecosystems and How Are Human Activities Affecting Them?
  68. 7.3 What Are the Major Types of Marine Aquatic Systems and How Are Human Activities Affecting Them?
  69. 7.4 What Are the Major Types of Freshwater Systems and How Are Human Activities Affecting Them?
  70. Chapter Review
  71. Critical Thinking
  72. Doing Environmental Science
  73. Global Environment Watch Exercise
  74. Data Analysis
  75. Sustaining Biodiversity
  76. Chapter 8: Sustaining Biodiversity: Saving Species
  77. 8.1 What Role Do Humans Play in the Loss of Species and Ecosystem Services?
  78. 8.2 Why Should We Try to Sustain Wild Species and the Ecosystem Services They Provide?
  79. 8.3 How Do Humans Accelerate Species Extinction and Degradation of Ecosystem Services?
  80. 8.4 How Can We Sustain Wild Species and the Ecosystem Services They Provide?
  81. Chapter Review
  82. Critical Thinking
  83. Doing Environmental Science
  84. Global Environment Watch Exercise
  85. Data Analysis
  86. Chapter 9: Sustaining Biodiversity: Saving Ecosystems
  87. 9.1 What Are the Major Threats to Forest Ecosystems?
  88. 9.2 How Can We Manage and Sustain Forests?
  89. 9.3 How Can We Manage and Sustain Grasslands?
  90. 9.4 How Can We Sustain Terrestrial Biodiversity?
  91. 9.5 How Can We Sustain Aquatic Biodiversity?
  92. Chapter Review
  93. Critical Thinking
  94. Doing Environmental Science
  95. Global Environment Watch Exercise
  96. Ecological Footprint Analysis
  97. Sustaining Resources and Environmental Quality
  98. Chapter 10: Food Production and the Environment
  99. 10.1 What Is Food Security and Why Is It Difficult to Attain?
  100. 10.2 How Is Food Produced?
  101. 10.3 What Are the Environmental Effects of Industrialized Food Production?
  102. 10.4 How Can We Protect Crops from Pests More Sustainably?
  103. 10.5 How Can We Produce Food More Sustainably?
  104. 10.6 How Can We Improve Food Security?
  105. Chapter Review
  106. Critical Thinking
  107. Doing Environmental Science
  108. Global Environment Watch Exercise
  109. Ecological Footprint Analysis
  110. Chapter 11: Water Resources and Water Pollution
  111. 11.1 Will We Have Enough Usable Water?
  112. 11.2 How Can We Increase Freshwater Supplies?
  113. 11.3 How Can We Use Freshwater More Sustainably?
  114. 11.4 How Can We Reduce Water Pollution?
  115. Chapter Review
  116. Critical Thinking
  117. Doing Environmental Science
  118. Global Environment Watch Exercise
  119. Data Analysis
  120. Chapter 12: Geology and Nonrenewable Mineral Resources
  121. 12.1 What Are the Earth’s Major Geological Processes and What Are Mineral Resources?
  122. 12.2 How Long Might Supplies of Nonrenewable Mineral Resources Last?
  123. 12.3 What Are the Environmental Effects of Using Nonrenewable Mineral Resources?
  124. 12.4 How Can We Use Mineral Resources More Sustainably?
  125. 12.5 What Are the Earth’s Major Geological Hazards?
  126. Chapter Review
  127. Critical Thinking
  128. Doing Environmental Science
  129. Global Environment Watch Exercise
  130. Data Analysis
  131. Chapter 13: Energy Resources
  132. 13.1 What Is Net Energy and Why Is It Important?
  133. 13.2 What Are the Advantages and Disadvantages of Using Fossil Fuels?
  134. 13.3 What Are the Advantages and Disadvantages of Using Nuclear Power?
  135. 13.4 Why Is Energy Efficiency an Important Energy Resource?
  136. 13.5 What Are the Advantages and Disadvantages of Using Renewable Energy Resources?
  137. 13.6 How Can We Make the Transition to a More Sustainable Energy Future?
  138. Chapter Review
  139. Critical Thinking
  140. Doing Environmental Science
  141. Global Environment Watch Exercise
  142. Ecological Footprint Analysis
  143. Chapter 14: Environmental Hazards and Human Health
  144. 14.1 What Major Health Hazards Do We Face?
  145. 14.2 How Do Biological Hazards Threaten Human Health?
  146. 14.3 How Do Chemical Hazards Threaten Human Health?
  147. 14.4 How Can We Evaluate Risks from Chemical Hazards?
  148. 14.5 How Do We Perceive and Avoid Risks?
  149. Chapter Review
  150. Critical Thinking
  151. Doing Environmental Science
  152. Global Environment Watch Exercise
  153. Data Analysis
  154. Chapter 15: Air Pollution, Climate Change, and Ozone Depletion
  155. 15.1 What Is the Nature of the Atmosphere?
  156. 15.2 What Are the Major Air Pollution Problems?
  157. 15.3 How Should We Deal with Air Pollution?
  158. 15.4 How and Why Is the Earth’s Climate Changing?
  159. 15.5 What Are the Likely Effects of Climate Change?
  160. 15.6 How Can We Slow Climate Change?
  161. 15.7 How Have We Depleted Ozone in the Stratosphere and What Can We Do about It?
  162. Chapter Review
  163. Critical Thinking
  164. Doing Environmental Science
  165. Global Environment Watch Exercise
  166. Data Analysis
  167. Chapter 16: Solid and Hazardous Waste
  168. 16.1 What Environmental Problems Are Related to Solid and Hazardous Wastes?
  169. 16.2 How Should We Deal with Solid Waste?
  170. 16.3 Why Are Refusing, Reducing, Reusing, and Recycling So Important?
  171. 16.4 What Are the Advantages and Disadvantages of Burning or Burying Solid Waste?
  172. 16.5 How Should We Deal with Hazardous Waste?
  173. 16.6 How Can We Shift to a Low-Waste Economy?
  174. Chapter Review
  175. Critical Thinking
  176. Doing Environmental Science
  177. Global Environment Watch Exercise
  178. Ecological Footprint Analysis
  179. Sustaining Human Societies
  180. Chapter 17: Environmental Economics, Politics, and Worldviews
  181. 17.1 How Are Economic Systems Related to the Biosphere?
  182. 17.2 How Can We Use Economic Tools to Deal with Environmental Problems?
  183. 17.3 How Can We Implement More Sustainable and Just Environmental Policies?
  184. 17.4 What Are Some Major Environmental Worldviews?
  185. 17.5 How Can We Live More Sustainably?
  186. Chapter Review
  187. Critical Thinking
  188. Doing Environmental Science
  189. Global Environment Watch Exercise
  190. Ecological Footprint Analysis
  191. Glossary
  192. Index

 

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