Protecting our shared home -- Earth

Author: Wang Ning
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: This book, as a research outcome of the reform in basic education, takes population-resource-environment-development as its main thread. With fresh and natural language and abundant, detailed materials, it systematically elaborates on the relationship between the natural environment and human activities, and focuses on introducing the generation, hazards, and various control methods of pollutants in environmental elements such as the atmosphere, water bodies, and soil. The author strives to integrate the fundamental theories of environmental science with the understanding, awareness, and protection of our planet, combining scientific rigor, systematicity, and. The book is concise, clear, and easy to understand, laying a foundation for improving students' environmental literacy. The appendices are unique, featuring environmental science experiments suitable for middle school students, guidance for extracurricular environmental activities, and seven sets of more than 200 exam questions and answers related to environmental issues commonly found in high school and college entrance exams. This book is suitable as a teaching resource for elective environmental education courses in middle and high schools, as well as for reference by college and vocational students, environmental science and technology workers, and relevant administrators.