Dust: The Modern World In A Trillion Particles Jay Owens Hodder Stoughton Αγγλικά Βιβλία Science Biology And Biochemistry

\ Dust Is A Book With An Extraordinary Global Story To Tell But - And Also Ethical Argument Advance Robert Macfarlane\ Superb\ Telegraph\ Brilliant\ Sunday Times\ Eye-Opening Impressive\ Guardian\ Like Detective Dusting For Fingerprints Jay Owens Masterfully Reveals The Hidden Traces Of Modernity By Following Some Its Smallest Fragments James Vincent Author Beyond Measure May Seem Inconsequential So Tiny Mundane As Slip Below Threshold Thought Yet Within Next One Hundred Years Life On Earth Will Be Profoundly Changed Heat Drought That Means In This Ground-Breaking Argues Legacy Twentieth-Century Progress Toxic Threat Twenty-First Dust: Modern World Trillion Particles Tells Gripping How Relentless Drive Profit Power Has Turned Powder Combining History Science Travel Nature Writing Shows Was Made Through Environmental Devastation Then Brushed Consequences Under Carpet From Particle Air Pollution Nuclear Fallout Desertification Dried-Up Seas Melting Glaciers We\ Ve Altered Planet We Live Cost Human Health Natural Proves Immense California Desert Bowl Oklahoma Desiccated Remains Aral Sea Edge Greenland Ice Sheet Are Shown Planet\ S Most Remote Forgotten Places Central Clarity Insight Helps Us Understand Our Discovers Big Ideas Found Sweeping Look At Substance Biggest Challenges Facing People Mark Kurlansky\ Salt Laura Martin\ Tea Jared Diamond\ Guns Germs Steel Can Now Add Geographer Owens\ Dust?\ Telegraph Σελίδες: 400 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0831 Διαστάσεις: 15 2X15 2Cm