Sentence examples for ecological book from inspiring English sources
It was the first ecological book I ever read (I was 13) and I got so scared that we would miss water some day on the planet.
Adams then took a different direction and in 1990 wrote Last Chance To See, an ecological book inspired by a trip to Madagascar.
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For instance, prolonged exposure to artificial light prevents many trees from adjusting to seasonal variations, according to Winslow Briggs's chapter on plant responses in the 2006 book Ecological Consequences of Artificial Night Lighting.
The ecological focus of the book means that natural science and ecology occupy the most important place, but there is a solid social and political scaffolding.
The outbreak is described in a book, "Conservation Medicine: Ecological Health in Practice," to be published this month by Oxford University Press.
In his new book, "Being Ecological," the scholar Timothy Morton argues that humans must find "a way of feeling ourselves around the age we live in, which is one of mass extinction caused by global warming".
Carson raised the alarm about our ecological vandalism in her book Silent Spring by describing the nature we have harmed with a lyrical finesse that testified to its beauty and frailty.
The second of these was Fairfield Osborn, a man who retired young from Wall Street to lead the New York Zoological Society and who sounded the alarm of ecological threat in a book called "Our Plundered Planet".
The result of his trip to Greenland was his first book on ecological plant distribution, Om Grønlands Vegetation (1888; "On the Vegetation of Greenland"), in which he described the structural adaptations of plants to their surroundings.
WITHIN the bright-blue and green walls of Emilio Carranza, a three-classroom primary school in a rural part of the state of Puebla, a lesson is engrossed in a book of "Ecological Experiments and Facts".
