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Edward Humes
A fact-rich investigation of rubbish as a cultural, economic and environmental problem, combining statistics and history with vivid people and practical examples of communities reducing waste.
Pat Rac, Neijib Bentaieb
A light science-fiction adventure combines space travel, a search for a lost species and an environmental idea: neglecting nature can leave the world empty. The imaginative setting may invite discussion without presenting the book as a factual account.
Ryan Basen
This is a focused introduction to sports injuries, combining medical and sporting perspectives rather than concentrating only on scores. It may suit a reader wanting organised background on factors involved in injury and how the issue is addressed.
Catherine Barr
A visually rich introduction to freshwater, moving from scientific foundations to living habitats and worldwide challenges. Its final practical section invites readers to connect large environmental questions with choices at home and in their communities.
Jules Howard
This offers an unusual way into evolution: each decision moves the reader towards another organism, making traits, environments and survival part of an active exploration rather than a page-by-page narrative.
DK Publishing
This book offers a guided look at Earth’s development, life, the biosphere, and global biomes, alongside a clear invitation to think about protecting the planet.
Miranda Rathjen
A concise historical introduction to the Esselen, combining evidence about their life before European arrival with an account of disease, cultural disruption and changing community identity.
Michael Burgan
A historical introduction to how Jacob Riis used photography and writing to draw public attention to slum poverty and immigrant hardship, while showing that reform did not end urban poverty.
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