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Degrees of Disaster Prince William Sound: How Nature Reels and Rebounds

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By: J Wheelwright
348 pages, Map
Degrees of Disaster
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  • Degrees of Disaster ISBN: 9780300068153 Paperback Dec 1994 Out of Print #58956
  • Degrees of Disaster ISBN: 9780671702410 Hardback Dec 1994 Out of Print #45868
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Using Prince William Sound (site of the Exxon Valdez disaster) as a case study, the author describes what happens to the environment after a catastrophic assault - how scientists try to measure the changes and how nature adapts.

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Out of Print
By: J Wheelwright
348 pages, Map
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"Wheelwright's rigorous quest for the truth about the actual effects of the oil on sea otters, bald eagles, fish, and other wildlife, as well as on the indigenous peoples, has produced an account that is startling and disturbing and also superbly absorbing."
- George Schaller

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