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Dirty Planet: The Friends of the Earth Guide to Pollution and What You Can Do About it


Ends of the Earth

No. of pages 160

Published: 2001

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Great for age 12-18 years

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Car bans in Mexico City. Oxygen bars in Beijing. Genetically modified "Frankenstein" food almost everywhere. "Dirty Planet" gives you the low-down on the most pressing of the Earth's pollution problems and tells you exactly who is to blame - industry and governments around the world. But don't despair! You can make a real difference with the big clean-up, and this book tells you how. Featuring accounts of work young women have done to help save the planet - from working with Surfers Against Sewage in Cornwall to creating a bullfrog sanctuary in South Africa - and with easy, practical tips to make your home, school and neighbourhood more green and influence your local council and government, "Dirty Planet" aims to help make the Earth a better place.

 

This book is part of a book series called Ends Of the Earth .

There are 160 pages in this book. This is a guide book. This book was published 2001 by The Women's Press Ltd .

This book has the following chapters: Air pollution; the trouble with traffic; polluted waters; more toxic shocks; rubbishing our land; shop 'til you drop?; power is polluting. ; . and causing climate change. Appendices: More things you can do to stop pollution; 35 things the government should do; spreading the word and using your voice.

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Ends of the Earth

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