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An edition of Coming of age at the end of nature (2016)

Coming of age at the end of nature

a generation faces living on a changed planet

by , , and

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"22 essays explore wide-ranging themes, including redefining materialism and environmental justice, assessing the risk and promise of technology, and celebrating place; includes a foreword by Bill McKibben"--

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Trinity University Press
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228

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Environmental degradation Generation Y. Nature American essays Effect of human beings on Nature, effect of human beings on Global environmental change Human ecology Environmental justice Generation Y NATURE / Ecology NATURE / Environmental Conservation & Protection NATURE / Essays SOCIAL SCIENCE / Essays

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21st century
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Table of Contents

I. Living on Eaarth.
Post-nature writing -- Blair Braverman
Why Haiti? -- Elizabeth Cooke
Rebuild or retreat : is it time to give up on places like the Rockaways? -- Ben Goldfarb
Winter solstice -- Lisa Hupp
Urban foraging -- Amaris Ketcham
To love an owl -- Abby McBride
But I'll still be here -- James Orbesen. -- II. Thinking like a river.
An Orange County almanac : adventures in suburban ecology -- Jason M. Brown
Other, wise -- Cameron Conaway
Tamale traditions : cultivating an understanding of humans and non-human nature through food -- Amy Coplen
Wilderness of blackberries -- Craig A. Maier
My present is not your tombstone : love and loss in Utah's canyon country -- Lauren McCrady
Sunset at Mile 16 -- Alycia Parnell
Birdhouse treasures -- William Thomas
Erosion/accretion -- Amelia Urry. -- III. Mindful monkeywrenching.
Diseases of affluence -- Ben Cromwell
The lives of plovers -- Sierra Dickey
Why I wear Jordans in the great outdoors -- CJ Goulding
We are the fossil-fuel freedom fighters -- Bonnie Frye Hemphill
The wager for rain -- Megan Kimble
Could mopping save the world? How day-to-day chores can bring big changes -- Emily Schosid
True to our nature -- Danna Joy Staaf.

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Dewey Decimal Class
333.7
Library of Congress
GE140 .C598 2016, GF75.C648 2016, GF75 .C648 2016

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Pagination
xvii, 228 pages
Number of pages
228

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OL27217487M
ISBN 10
1595347801
ISBN 13
9781595347800
LCCN
2016035687
OCLC/WorldCat
939426665
Amazon ID (ASIN)
B01LK7GYQ0

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OL20037447W

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