Isbn: 9798288001659 - silent earth: adaptations for life in a devastated biosphere (earth in transition) (9 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The Earth's biosphere-our planet's fragile layer of life-is undergoing unprecedented deterioration. In this comprehensive work, physical geographer Garry Rogers offers a sobering, yet pragmatic examination of how human societies can adapt to a world increasingly shaped by environmental decline.Drawing on extensive research and interdisciplinary insights, Rogers explores the multifaceted challenges posed by the decline of ecosystem services, from failing agricultural systems and water scarcity to climate instability and the collapse of vital species populations. More importantly, he outlines realistic strategies for adaptation across key areas, including: Water and food security in a destabilized climateInfrastructure resilience as environmental stresses intensifyHealth systems facing new challengesEconomic reorganization for resource-constrained conditionsGovernance systems capable of managing growing pressuresKnowledge preservation for future generationsCultural evolution necessary for adaptationWhile acknowledging that the complete restoration of the biosphere is no longer feasible, Rogers offers clear-eyed analysis of the most viable adaptation strategies. He argues that, while large-scale national and regional efforts face significant obstacles, local communities can implement practical measures to enhance resilience and mitigate the worst impacts.'SILENT EARTH: Adaptations for Life in a Devastated Biosphere' is essential reading for policymakers, community leaders, and anyone concerned about our environmental future. This unflinching yet constructive work provides a roadmap for preserving human civilization in an increasingly hostile world.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Earth's biosphere-our planet's fragile layer of life-is undergoing unprecedented deterioration. In this comprehensive work, physical geographer Garry Rogers offers a sobering, yet pragmatic examination of how human societies can adapt to a world increasingly shaped by environmental decline.Drawing on extensive research and interdisciplinary insights, Rogers explores the multifaceted challenges posed by the decline of ecosystem services, from failing agricultural systems and water scarcity to climate instability and the collapse of vital species populations. More importantly, he outlines realistic strategies for adaptation across key areas, including: Water and food security in a destabilized climateInfrastructure resilience as environmental stresses intensifyHealth systems facing new challengesEconomic reorganization for resource-constrained conditionsGovernance systems capable of managing growing pressuresKnowledge preservation for future generationsCultural evolution necessary for adaptationWhile acknowledging that the complete restoration of the biosphere is no longer feasible, Rogers offers clear-eyed analysis of the most viable adaptation strategies. He argues that, while large-scale national and regional efforts face significant obstacles, local communities can implement practical measures to enhance resilience and mitigate the worst impacts."SILENT EARTH: Adaptations for Life in a Devastated Biosphere" is essential reading for policymakers, community leaders, and anyone concerned about our environmental future. This unflinching yet constructive work provides a roadmap for preserving human civilization in an increasingly hostile world. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…