Books in How Can We Save Our World? series

Looks at the development of cities through history, examines practices that make cities unsustainable, and presents information about sustainable building techniques, practices, and other ways of making cities more sustainable.

Looks at tourism through history, examines practices that make some forms of tourism unsustainable, and presents information about forms of tourism that are sustainable, educational, and even beneficial for conservation efforts.

Looks at the development of farming through history, examines some practices that make farming unsustainable, and presents information about sustainable farming techniques and practices.

Looks at the use of energy through history, examines some forms of energy and energy practices that are unsustainable, and presents information about sustainable energy sources.

Looks at the use of transportation through history, examines practices that make some forms of transportation unsustainable, and presents information about sustainable forms of transporting people by air, sea, and land.

Looks at human water use through history, examines some practices that make water use unsustainable, and presents information about sustainable water use methods and fair distribution of water resources.

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Examines the structure and extent of the world's rainforests, describing the wealth and diversity of plants and animals found in them

Part of a series aiming to take a thoughtful and positive approach to environmental issues. The books examine severe environmental problems and also consider methods which are being implemented to reverse the damage. Fact boxes, references and straightforward text are employed throughout.

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Part of a series aiming to take a thoughtful and positive approach to environmental issues. The books examine severe environmental problems and also consider methods which are being implemented to reverse the damage. Fact boxes, references and straightforward text are employed throughout.