Sentence examples for Earthican from inspiring English sources
noun
An inhabitant of planet Earth.
As its title suggests, "Globesity" (Earthscan; $34.95) takes an international approach to the problem of weight gain.
The book "Shaping Sustainable Fashion: Changing the Way We Make and Use Clothes," by Alison Gwilt and Timo Rissanen, zero-waste pioneers, will be published in February by Earthscan.
FOOTNOTES [1] "The Perception of Risk" Earthscan Press, Paul Slovic, editor [2] American Cancer Society http://www.cancer.org/Cancer/CancerCauses/SunandUVExposure/skin-cancer-facts [3] The Radiation Effects Research Institute, http://www.rerf.jp/index_e.html, coordinates epidemiological study of atomic bomb survivors.
Colin Hines is the author of Localization - A Global Manifesto, published by Earthscan on July 20.
Then in 1987 he entered the field of overseas aid and development, which had always been at the forefront of his political interests, and set up Earthscan, the publishing arm of the International Institute of Environment and Development.
John Keane, development director, SunnyMoney, Nairobi, Kenya, @SunnyMoneyOrg John has spent more than a decade developing solar projects across east and west Africa and is the author of Pico-solar EarthscanSystExperthe Earthscan Expert Guide.
For booking information and rates contact Aboriginalaustraliatravel.com Find more community-owned and fairtrade places to stay in The Ethical Travel Guide 2009, published by Earthscan and Tourism Concern.
His latest book is The Zeronauts: Breaking the Sustainability Barrier (Earthscan/Taylor & Francis).
