Book Description:
Explore the latest in environmental science with G. Tyler Miller, Jr. and Scott Spoolman’s comprehensive guide, focusing on sustainability, human impact, and integrating science with economic and policy perspectives for a holistic understanding.
Environmental Science, 16th Edition
Author: G. Tyler Miller, Jr., Scott Spoolman
Publisher: Cengage Learning
Publication Date: 2021
ISBN: 978-1-337-68816-7
Description: Environmental Science, 16th Edition, is a comprehensive and current introduction to the field of environmental science. This edition offers extensive coverage on topics such as the history of environmental science, the impact of human activities on the environment, and the prospects and strategies for sustainable development. With clear and compelling writing, G. Tyler Miller, Jr. utilizes numerous real-world examples and over 100 new case studies to illustrate complex environmental challenges and solutions. Integrating scientific, economic, and policy perspectives, the book ensures a holistic understanding of the interplay between human activities and the environment.
Key Features:
- Revised and updated content reflecting the latest scientific research and policy developments.
- More than 100 new case studies providing real-world environmental insights.
- An integrated approach to learning, combining science, economics, and policy.
- Engaging and accessible writing suitable for students from diverse backgrounds.
Table of Contents:
- Chapter 1: Exploring Environmental Science
- Chapter 2: The Science of Ecology
- Chapter 3: Population
- Chapter 4: Communities and Ecosystems
- Chapter 5: Biodiversity and Evolution
- Chapter 6: Earth’s Climate System
- Chapter 7: Air Pollution
- Chapter 8: Water Pollution and Water Resources
- Chapter 9: Soils and Soil Pollution
- Chapter 10: Waste and Resource Management
- Chapter 11: Energy
- Chapter 12: Sustainable Development
- Chapter 13: The Future of Environmental Science