The human volcano : population growth as geologic force /

Environmentally speaking, we have met the enemy, and he is us. Though the biosphere has never been more diverse, species are disappearing far faster than the natural rate of extinction. In this latest volume in the acclaimed Changing Earth series, John Erickson tackles the sticky issue of human impa...

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Main Author:	Erickson, Jon, 1948-
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	New York : Facts on File, c1995 New York : [1995]
Series:	Erickson, Jon, 1948- Changing earth
Subjects:	Environmental degradation Human beings > Influence on nature Nature > Effect of human beings on Population

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