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Climate Change, Biodiversity, and Sustainability in the Americas Impacts and Adaptations

Out of Print
Edited By: Francisco Dallmeier
216 pages, Illustrations (some col.)
Climate Change, Biodiversity, and Sustainability in the Americas
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  • Climate Change, Biodiversity, and Sustainability in the Americas ISBN: 9780978846077 Hardback Feb 2010 Out of Print #188518
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About this book

This book compiles the latest research on the effects of climate change on biodiversity in the Americas and the sustainability efforts being made to preserve the ecological integrity of these regions. Scientists working in Canada, Puerto Rico, Argentina, the USA, Mexico, Panama, and Costa Rica contribute their findings in such varied areas as avian populations, the impacts of climate extremes on biodiversity, carbon storage in tree plantations, and the relationship between precipitation and vegetation. The changing climate and human activity are affecting ecosystems throughout the Americas. Governments, NGOs, industries, and communities need to learn about these changes in order to adapt their planning, infrastructure, and operations to mitigate the loss of biodiversity.

List of Contributors
Federico E. Alice, Holly Alpert, Fred L. Bunnell, Noelia Calamari, Sonia Canavelli, Anthea C. M. Farr, William Fonseca, Oscar Garca-Rubio, Alden B. Griffith, Chrystal Healy, Marianne B. Karsh, Humberto Leblanc, Michael E. Loik, Donald C. MacIver, Guadalupe Malda-Barrera, Johan Montero, Catherine Potvin, Michael I. Preston, Malena Sarlo, Anne M. Schrag, Henry Toruno, Adrianne G. Tossas, and Mara Elena Zaccagnini

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Out of Print
Edited By: Francisco Dallmeier
216 pages, Illustrations (some col.)
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To implement the changes necessary for sustainable ecosystems that are biologically healthy, functional and diverse, humanity also needs hope and the ability to dream of a glorious coexistence with a planet teeming with life. Part of the solution lies in the natural world and its ability to instill wonder. Awakening the biophilia inherent in humanity can improve the outlook for biodiversity if everyone has more contact with life on Earth and becomes more aware of the negative trends that threaten it.--Thomas Lovejoy
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