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37 of 41 people found the following review helpful:
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Making environmental science relevant
Professor Richard Wright has succeeded where so many others have failed, by creating a textbook that makes the subject of environmental science relevant. After all, most students taking a course that uses this book are doing so because it's required, rather than as an elective. As an adjunct professor of environmental science at Endicott College, I have reviewed...
Published on November 28, 2004 by David Liscio
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I decided to self study AP environmental science, which I eventually received a 5 for. This was a textbook I was considering to use, but I found it to be difficult to read (not to mention a bit politically-oriented). I would recommend Raven and Berg for APES, which is more concise and comprehensive for the test.
Published on October 25, 2008 by Jen
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37 of 41 people found the following review helpful:
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Making environmental science relevant,
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This review is from: Environmental Science: Toward A Sustainable Future (8th Edition) (Hardcover)
Professor Richard Wright has succeeded where so many others have failed, by creating a textbook that makes the subject of environmental science relevant. After all, most students taking a course that uses this book are doing so because it's required, rather than as an elective.
As an adjunct professor of environmental science at Endicott College, I have reviewed many textbooks for possible use in introductory courses. This one is a standout, and based on feedback from students over the past four years, they, too, agree. The text is easy to read, and enhanced by many graphs, charts and photographs. David Liscio, adjunct professor, Endicott College, Beverly, MA
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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This review is from: Environmental Science: Toward A Sustainable Future (8th Edition) (Hardcover)
I decided to self study AP environmental science, which I eventually received a 5 for. This was a textbook I was considering to use, but I found it to be difficult to read (not to mention a bit politically-oriented). I would recommend Raven and Berg for APES, which is more concise and comprehensive for the test.
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Environmental Science: Toward A Sustainable Future (8th Edition) by Bernard J. Nebel (Hardcover - 2002)
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