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“The Deep is not only the most stunningly beautiful book about the sea
ever produced, but also a work of scientific substance, articulated by some
of the best, most experienced deep-sea scientists of our time.”
—Sylvia Earle, National Geographic Society
For more information and color photos from The Deep,
go to www.thedeepbook.org.
“I know of no other work that provides such a comprehensive review
of the history of deep-sea exploration. The Silent Deep will be readily
understood and appreciated by the general reader.”—Richard Lutz,
Rutgers University
Oceans collects more than thirty articles from the past decade of
Scientific American, including recent pieces written in the wake of the
2004 tsunami. The book features articles that investigate the origins of
the world’s oceans, the diversity of life in the water, the state of global
fisheries, the dangers of natural disasters, and the imprints of humans
on this fragile frontier.
Ethical Issues in Ecology: Case studies is a must for
stimulating lively discussions in a variety of educational
settings, including college classrooms, workshops and
courses, lab group meetings, and in-house seminars.
Jeff Dudycha and Kevin Geedey present a series of
thought-provoking fictional scenarios to highlight the
ethical dilemmas faced by ecologists and other research
scientists today. Linked commentaries give general
guidance to group leaders and teachers, helping them to
avoid common pitfalls and to keep the discussion moving.
Based on the highly popular Ethical Issues series in
ESA’s journal Frontiers in Ecology and the
Environment, this readable introduction to ethical
debate can be used by anyone – no formal training in
ethics required.
“Ultimately, the ecologist’s toolkit needs to include
methods for dealing with ethical issues”
– From the Introduction by Carol Brewer
Order online today at www.esa.org.
$12.00
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