Fen Bog And Swamp: A Short History Of Peatland Destruction Its Role In The Climate Crisis Annie Proulx Fourth Estate Ltd Αγγλικά Βιβλία Science

A Bbc Radio 4 Book Of The Week ‘A Subject That Could Not Be More Important Compact Classic!’ Bill Mckibben ‘I Learned Something New – And Found Amazing On Every Page’ Anthony Doerr Author All Light We Cannot See From Pulitzer Prize Winner Annie Proulx Whose Novels Are Infused With Her Knowledge Deep Concern For Earth Comes An Urgent Riveting History Wetlands Their Ecological Role How Loss Them Threatens Planet Fens Bogs Swamps Marine Estuaries Earth’s Most Desirable Dependable Resources In Four Illuminating Parts Documents Emergence Systemic Destruction Pursuit Profit Consequent Release Stored Carbon Wide-Ranging Idiosyncratic Proulx’s Explanation Takes Readers To Sixteenth-Century England Canada’s Hudson Bay Lowlands Russia’s Great Vasyugan Mire America’s Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge Introduces Nineteenth-Century Explorers Who Launched Ravaging Amazon Rainforest Was Born 1930S Time As She Says When ‘In Ever-Continuing Name Progress Western Countries Busily Raped Own Other Minerals Timber Fish ’ Fen Bog Swamp Is Both Revelatory Plea Wetland Reclamation Writer Passionate Devotion Observing Preserving Environment Glorious Display ‘Magnificent Bringing Life Hitherto Overlooked Habitats’ Guardian ‘Proulx\ S Sparkling Will Open Your Eyes Humanity\ Reckless Trashing Wetlands’ Telegraph Haunting Tribute … Poetic Description These Places Peat Itself Pleasure Read’ Financial Times Σελίδες: 208 Διαστάσεις: 14 1X14 1Cm