In their new book, Judge Hill and Dr. Martinez-Diaz draw upon their extensive experiences at the highest levels of national-level government agencies and international level policy institutes to explain what is being examined and how it is being approached. They also present real-world example filled analyses of “key developments and anticipated challenges in the emerging field of climate resilience.”
What with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in a fight for its very existence, the recent publication of Pamela Hill’s “Environmental Protection” in the Oxford University Press What Everyone Needs to Know® series seems particularly timely indeed.
Like many readers of The Well-read Naturalist, I have long been drawn not only to books on natural history subjects themselves but to other works as well – memoirs, novels, etc. – written by authors who live or lived in close touch with nature. Needless to say, Ms. Ingalls Wilder was indeed such an author.