Lew, Kristi

A book about depictions of human cloning in science fiction as well as the ethics and possibility of human cloning in the real world.

Investigates the nature of hurricanes, discussing how hurricanes form, showcasing the damage they can cause through an exploration of several real hurricanes in history, and offers safety advice if one should find oneself in the path of a hurricane. Includes a glossary.

Explores the work of Aristotle, Linnaeus, Darwin, and other figures throughout history who have studied the natural world, and the technologies that allow scientists to study organisms at the genetic level. Helps readers understand how mutations lead to genetic variation, which in turn leads to natural selection.

Suggests twenty ways to use Pinterest to build a career.

"Readers learn how green engineers cut down on waste and the use of natural resources by inventing new materials and techniques. This resource covers recycling, reuse, and renewable energy sources and explains global warming and greenhouse gases and their effects on Earths environment.--Amazon.

Looks at the training and work of an engineer and discusses the outlook for the career.

An introduction to careers in nanotechnology, including nanomachines, miniature medicine, and the future of nanotechnology.

Provides information about eating disorders and offers advice to teenagers on how to deal with the problems they may cause while getting on with everyday life.

An introduction to iodine that explains the element's make-up, discovery, uses, structure, and dangers and provides information on its place on the periodic table.

An introduction to radium that explains the element's make-up, discovery, uses, structure, and dangers and provides information on its place on the periodic table.