An edition of Why is there a crisis? (2004)

Why is there a crisis?

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Why is there a crisis?
David Attenborough, Rupert Bar ...
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An edition of Why is there a crisis? (2004)

Why is there a crisis?

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In this program David Attenborough identifies the five human activities that are causing such destruction to the earth's biosphere that they lead some experts to forsee mass extinction of other species during the present century.

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Films for the Humanities and Sciences
Language
English
Pages
50

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Subjects

Ecology, Earth sciences, Conservation of natural resources, Environmental protection

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Why is there a crisis?
2004, Films for the Humanities and Sciences
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Originally broadcast as a BBC Production in 2000.

Package copyright 2003.

Music, Sarah Class.

Host, David Attenborough.

DVD.

Published in
Princeton, NJ
Series
State of the planet
Other Titles
Why is there a crisis?, Environmental exploitation

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[videorecording] /
Pagination
1 videodisc (50 min.)
Number of pages
50

ID Numbers

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OL47075319M
OCLC/WorldCat
54981571

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