Thursday, November 15, 2012

New Library Acquisitions -- Week of November 5th

Featured Book: 

The Big Muddy An Environmental History of the Mississippi and Its Peoples From Hernando De Soto to Hurricane Katrina(2012). This 291-page text is authored by Christopher Morris, an Associate Professor of History at the University of Texas at Arlington.  The book, a work of environmental history, examines the relationships between people and the land from the time of hunters and gatherers up through the modern age.  Specifically, the book focuses on such topics as deforestation, disease, invasive species and the terraforming of the Mississippi itself.

New Library Acquisitions:


AGRICULTURE.
Harvest : an adventure into the heart of America's family farms / Richard Horan

CLIMATE CHANGE.
International law in the era of climate change / edited by Rosemary Rayfuse, Shirley V. Scott


CORPORATIONS.
Earth is our business : changing the rules of the game / Polly Higgins

FORESTS.
Forest and range policy : its development in the United States / Samuel Trask Dana, Sally K. Fairfax, assistance from Mark Rey and Barbara T. Andrews on chapters 9 and 10

GLOBALIZATION.
Globalization and the environment : capitalism, ecology and power / Peter Newell

GREENHOUSE GASES & CARBON.
Carbon capture and storage in developing countries : a perspective on barriers to deployment / Natalia Kulichenko, Eleanor Ereira

HISTORY.
For love of the land : a history of the National Association of Conservation Districts / R. Neil Sampson


INTERNATIONAL LAW.
Marine nature conservation and management at the borders of the European Union / Detlef Czybulka (Hrsg.)

MULTIMEDIA.
Fresh [videorecording] / a Ripple Effect production ; produced and directed by Ana Sofia Joanes


NATURAL DISASTERS.
Disasters without borders : the international politics of natural disasters / John Hannigan

PHILOSOPHY.
Loving this planet : leading thinkers talk about how to make a better world / Helen Caldicott

WETLANDS.
Tropical wetland management : the South-American Pantanal and the international experience / Antonio Augusto Rossotto Ioris

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