Articles in the General Interest category
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We are pleased to present a new Earthscan from Routledge blog post: written by Peter Bartlemus, author of Sustainability Economics.
With a new entry every fortnight, blog posts written by various Earthscan from Routledge authors will be displayed both on the Routledge website and on our Facebook page here. Each post within Facebook will be open to comments so please feel free to voice your thoughts!
We are pleased to present a new Earthscan from Routledge blog post: written by Tim Campbell, author of Beyond Smart Cities.
With a new entry every fortnight, blog posts written by various Earthscan from Routledge authors will be displayed both on the Routledge website and on our Facebook page here. Each post within Facebook will be open to comments so please feel free to voice your thoughts!
We are pleased to present a new Earthscan from Routledge blog post: written by Arjen Y. Hoekstra, author of new book The Water Footprint of Modern Consumer Society.
With a new entry every fortnight, blog posts written by various Earthscan from Routledge authors will be displayed both on the Routledge website and on our Facebook page here. Each post within Facebook will be open to comments so please feel free to voice your thoughts!
We are pleased to present a new Earthscan from Routledge blog post: The Rise and Rise of Utility-Scale Solar Power. The changing shape of this dynamic market is reviewed by Philip Wolfe, author of Solar Photovoltaic Projects in the Mainstream Power Market.
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We are pleased to present a new Earthscan from Routledge blog post: written by Haydn Washington, author of Human Dependence on Nature
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We are pleased to present a new Earthscan from Routledge blog post: written by John Webster, author of Animal Husbandry Regained: The Place of Farm Animals in Sustainable Agriculture.
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We are pleased to present a new Earthscan from Routledge blog post: written by Alison Smith, author of new book The Climate Bonus.
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We are pleased to present the second Earthscan from Routledge blog post: written by Steffen Lehmann, series editor of the new Earthscan Series on Sustainable Design.
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We are pleased to announce the Earthscan from Routledge blog comeback. With a new entry every fortnight, blog posts written by various Earthscan from Routledge authors will be displayed both on the Routledge website and on our Facebook page here.
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The first entry by Rob Dietz and Dan O'Neill, authors of the new book Enough Is Enough, can be found below!
In a time of significant political, social, educational and economic change - why and how should we rethink citizenship and environmental education?
