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New Books fromSEJ Members2008-2009Members - To advertise your 2008-2009 bookemail the SEJ office at lknouse@sej.orgGreen Your Workby Kim CarlsonAn accessible andcompelling how-to guide formaking any workplaceenvironmentally friendly &socially responsiblecentric.Adams Mediawntr10Lake Effect:Two Sisters and a Town’sToxic Legacyby Nancy A. NicholsA heart-wrenching story of twosisters, their cancers, and thepolluted town they grew up inalong the shores of LakeMichigan.Island Presssum09The Crooked Mileby Kevin ClemensAward winning journalist and author,Clemens examines the past,present & future of the energy &infrastructure issues associated withautomobiles & transportation.Demontreville Press, Inc.wntr10wntr10Gators, Gourdheadsand Pufflingsby Susan D. Jewell“In the great tradition ofAmerican nature writing...” Sun-Sentinel. Jewell’switty tales as a wildlifebiologist are engrossing.Smithsonian OceanOur Water Our Worldby Deborah CramerThis companion to theSmithsonian’s new SantOcean Hall sheds new lighton the meaning of the seain our lives.Smithsonian Books/Harper CollinsSave Gas, Savethe Planetby John AddisonMillions of Americans arenow reducing their transportationcarbon footprint byriding clean, riding less andriding together.wntr10Optimark Incwntr10Paving Paradiseby Craig Pittman &Matthew WaitePittman & Waite explainthe illusions of “No NetLoss” wetland protection,exposing the unseen environmentalconsequences of rampant sprawl.University Press of FloridaGlobal ClimateChangeand U.S. Lawby Michael B. GerrardCovers the internationaland national frameworks ofclimate change regulation;regional, state and municipallaws; global warminglitigation.American Bar Associationspr09wntr10Global FeverHow to Treat Climate Changeby William H. CalvinThe climate doctors have been consulted; the lab reportshave come back. Now it’s time to pull together the BigPicture and discuss treatment options.University of Chicago PressSACRED SEAA Journey to Lake Baikalby Peter Thomson“A superb paean to a uniqueand bizarre ecosystem...acompelling diary of personaldiscovery...” The New YorkTimesOxford University Pressspr09How Global Warming is Changing the Worldby Gary Braasch“Top 50 Environmental Books.” Vanity Fair“Startling and breathtaking imagery withpersonal accounts and the best availablescientific evidence.” Martin Parry, IPCC,in Nature Climate. University of California Pressspr09Where We StandA Surprising Look at theReal State of Our Planetby Seymour GarteDocuments the under reportedpositive effects that decades ofactivist science and regulationshave had on the environmentand human welfare.Amacom Presssum09spr0930 SEJournal Spring 2009
“ ”This year’s tours:1. Ultralight Delivery: Crane Conservation onOur Fractured LandscapeWake up with the birds to see one of North America’smost endangered species.2. Future Energy ChoicesJoin us as we head to Southeastern Wisconsin to talkcarbon capture, big coal, solar, Great Lakes wind, andlithium ion batteries.3. Cruising Lake MichiganHop aboard an EPA research vessel as we talkinvasive species, bad ballast water, contaminatedsediment and Great Lakes fish populations.4. Roiling the WatersSome deep thinking in a Deep Tunnel about sewageoverflows, and then we surface to look at GreatLakes Water Diversion.5. Wetlands, Wildlife, and WindA visit to one of the largest wetlands to talk aboutwater quality, birds and nearby wind turbines.6. Feeding Cities: Sustainable Agriculture andEnvironmental JusticeA visit with a noted urban farmer in Milwaukee totalk of local food, better health and reducing ourcarbon footprint.7. Canoe the Wisconsin RiverPaddle along as we hear about the 20th anniversary ofa unique effort that protects the Lower Wisconsin River.8. A Different Kind of CAFOA large rural farm that tries to be green.9. CSI Madison: Wildlife ForensicsWho ya gonna call?-- Aldo Leopold, A Sand County AlmanacSOCIETY OF ENVIRONMENTAL JOURNALISTS19 TH ANNUALCONFERENCEHosted by the University of Wisconsin–MadisonOctober 7-11, 2009Among confirmed speakers this year areAl Gore... Maude Barlow and Andy Revkin.For more see our website at www.sej.org.October 7-11, 2009REGISTER NOW!www.sej.org
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