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Notes:

• Includes index.
• Working the river — Big job, small boat — More than I ever imagined — There’s got to be a better way — From boatloads to barge loads — That sinking feeling — Here, there, and everywhere — Branching out — Capital improvements — Katrina — Coming to a river near you — Start your own crusade: 13 tips — Trash statistics, 1997-2005.
• Describes one man’s grassroots campaign to clean up the nation’s rivers and the surrounding environment, without government funding, by removing garbage.

Subjects:

• Water — Pollution — United States.
• Water quality management — United States.
• Nonprofit organizations — United States.
• United States. fast (OCoLC)fst01204155

Requested by Anderson, K.

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Notes:

• Includes index.
• Working the river — Big job, small boat — More than I ever imagined — There’s got to be a better way — From boatloads to barge loads — That sinking feeling — Here, there, and everywhere — Branching out — Capital improvements — Katrina — Coming to a river near you — Start your own crusade: 13 tips — Trash statistics, 1997-2005.
• Describes one man’s grassroots campaign to clean up the nation’s rivers and the surrounding environment, without government funding, by removing garbage.

Subjects:

• Water — Pollution — United States.
• Water quality management — United States.
• Nonprofit organizations — United States.
• United States. fast (OCoLC)fst01204155

Requested by Anderson, K.

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Subjects:

• Gas well drilling — Environmental aspects.
• Hydraulic fracturing — Environmental aspects.
• Shale gas industry — Environmental aspects.

Requested by Stottrup, B.

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Notes:

• Title from cover.
• A beautifully simple book for small children where transforming pages reveal ten things that everyone can do to help conserve their world. Many of them, such as turning off the television, and turning off lights when leaving a room are about conserving energy. Others will encourage an understanding of nature and conservation.
• Ages 3 and up.

Subjects:

• Waste minimization — Juvenile literature.

Requested by Kurpiers, R

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Part of the series Essays on global and comparative history;Essays on global and comparative history.
Notes:

• Includes bibliographical references (p. 2731).
• Industrialization, and the natural world, to 1914 — World War I : a turning point — The interwar years : North American and global competition for resources — World War II — The post-war boom — Tropical and sub-tropical of the post-colonial world — The cold war : militarization and surrogate wars — Toward sustainability?

Subjects:

• Technology — Environmental aspects.
• Industrialization — Environmental aspects.
• War — Environmental aspects.
• Sustainable development.
• Pollution.
• Nature — Effect of human beings on.

Requested by Lansing, M.