environmental movement

Explores the ways in which people impact the environment through their shopping habits. Outlines the environmental harm that can be caused by everything from traveling to buying certain items and discusses how one can lessen one's environmental "footprint." Includes full-color photographs and a glossary.

Explains several environmental challenges that the Earth is experiencing, and details some simple steps that can be taken to help preserve the air, water, soil, trees, and animals for future generations.

Provides several ideas and small changes that individuals can make to help preserve and protect the planet.

Chronicles the history, key players, and future challenges of the environmental movement.

Describes how Greenpeace started and its campaigns for reducing energy consumption, protecting the environment, and for peace in the world.

One hundred children's book authors suggest ways in which individuals can help the environment, discussing one's home, school, community, and world.

Presents brief descriptions of 150 ideas for enjoying nature, with environmentally friendly projects, plans, and outings to help children and adults appreciate the outdoors and become an ecologically-minded consumer.

The girls of Beacon Street persuade their families, school, and community to become more environmentally conscious, and participate in the Sally Ride Science Festival where they must present their own projects that support living Green.

This book explores ten ways kids can have a positive effect on the earth, including reducing what you use, recycling, composting, and conserving energy.

Describes the green movement, including how companies are switching to environmentally safer production and distribution methods to help protect the environment, and discusses how the movement has influenced government policy.