The final volume of the Encyclopedia of Sustainability includes essays from well-known thinkers, a directory of sustainability programs, and a master index.
Volume 9 of the Encyclopedia of Sustainability examines sustainability in Africa, Europe, and western Asia.
Volume 8 of the Encyclopedia of Sustainability examines sustainability from the South Pacific to the Americas.
Volume 7 of the Encyclopedia of Sustainability examines sustainability in China, India, and East and Southeast Asia.
Volume 6 of the Encyclopedia of Sustainability examines ways to measure human impact on the environment.
Volume 4 of the Encyclopedia of Sustainability explores how human needs and desires, from sustenance and shelter to recreation and travel, have spurred the consumption of Earth's material resources.
Volume 3 of the Encyclopedia of Sustainability covers the many dimensions of international environmental law and politics.
Volume 5 of the Encyclopedia of Sustainability explores how we can preserve and restore habitats of all kinds.
Volume 2 of the Encyclopedia of Sustainability studies the intricate links between green business and sustainability.
Volume 1 of the Encyclopedia of Sustainability explores perspectives from world religions and philosophies.
The definitive reference source on the human relationship with nature throughout history, the Encyclopedia of World Environmental History provides much-needed explanation of urgent social and environmental issues in articles replete with the stories of human and natural history.
Rachel's Roses is an introduction to the cycles of nature: a little girl learns how flowers bloom and fade and bloom again. Recorded in 2020 for children in COVID-19 lockdown by a UK teacher, Mrs. Stemps. Listen here. "A stunning picture book for under-fives to treasure."—The Times "All the right elements are there: real characters, interesting information, delightful illustrations and a warm uncomplicated story which never forgets to keep the child's feelings at the centre"—Montessori Education
