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Living in the Environment By G. Tyler MillerRichard Brewer ( Brooks Cole )
Release Date: 2008-08-14
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Miller's LIVING IN THE ENVIRONMENT, 15th Edition is the most comprehensive and up-to-date environmental science text on the market. It has the most balanced approach to environmental science instruction, with bias-free comparative diagrams throughout and a focus on prevention of and solutions to environmental problems. This "basic select" version offers just the textbook with no access to accompanying media products for students.
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Good book ( bethbaby_69 )
This book helped alot in my Envirnomental science class, I am glad that I had it, so I could survive this class.
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 The best of the introductory environmental science texts ( ccbarron )
Of the half-a-dozen environmental science texts I read in preparing a 10th grade environmental science block, this is by far the best written, with the clearest figures. Highly recommended.
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Fantastic, educational reading+Dantes exam material
I used this book for the DANTES test: Environment and Humanity, it covered everything that was asked on the test and I believe I passed because of it's great detail. It also changed the way I look at the world and how we treat it. Really really educational, I'm glad I was made to read it.
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AWESOME TEXT!!
This is an awesome text especially for AP students and level 1 and 2 college students! It helped me score a 5 on the AP exam and test out of my first two semesters of Environmental Science.
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superb ecology intro.... ( chalquist )
....and a clearly written blend of ecology, systems theory, and environmental science, with interesting Enrichment sections and Guest Editorials by a variety of influential figures.I like the "liberal" slant--in other words, the call to quit being the world's biggest consumer and polluter and create a sustainable society with more realistic values than the dream of unlimited expansion--but then I can't think of anything more insane than allowing the world to overheat so the oil empires can go on making money. Anyway, major sections covered include: Humans and Nature: An Overview
Some Concepts of Ecology
Population, Resources, and Pollution
Environment and Society I'm glad I bought mine used; the publisher is nuts for charging this much money for a textbook, no matter how well-crafted.
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