The Death And Life Of The Great Lakes by Dan Egan

The book explores the ecological history of the Great Lakes and the environmental challenges they face. It delves into the impact of invasive species, pollution, and overfishing, which have dramatically altered the aquatic ecosystems and threatened the lakes' health. Through a blend of scientific research and investigative journalism, the narrative highlights both the human-induced problems and the ongoing efforts for restoration and protection. The book serves as a critical examination of the balance between human activity and environmental preservation, emphasizing the importance of sustainable practices to safeguard these vital freshwater resources.

The 10055th greatest book of all time


Published
2017
Nationality
American
Type
Fiction
Pages
364
Words
Unknown
Original Language
English

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