William Ashworth (2) (1942–)

Autor de Ogallala Blue: Water and Life on the High Plains

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William Ashworth is the author of numerous books on the environment and natural history

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Ogallala Blue: Water and Life on the High Plains (2006) 51 copias

The Late Great Lakes An Environmental History (1986) 39 copias

Penguins, Puffins And Auks: Their Lives and Behavior (1993) 28 copias

THE ECONOMY OF NATURE: Rethinking the Connections between Ecology and Economics (1995) 27 copias

The Wallowas: Coming of age in the wilderness (1978) 13 copias

Bears: Their Life And Behavior: A PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDY OF THE NORTH AMERICAN SPECIES (1992) 12 copias

Hells Canyon: the Deepest Gorge on Earth (1977) 7 copias

Great Lakes Journey: A New Look at America's Freshwater Coast (Great Lakes Books) (2000) 7 copias

The Encyclopedia of Environmental Studies (1991) 6 copias

The Left Hand of Eden: Meditations on Nature and Human Nature (1999) 5 copias

Nor any drop to drink (1982) 4 copias

Under the Influence (1981) 1 copia

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Fecha de nacimiento: 1942
Género: male

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Ogallala Blue: Water and Life on the High Plains por William Ashworth

A good discussion of the problems facing the Ogallala Aquifer. Well-researched and written in an easy to read style.

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Devil_llama | Apr 11, 2011 |

The Wallowas: Coming of Age in the Wilderness… por William Ashworth

Brings back the wonder and excitement of the region when I was a teenager backpacking through Eagle Cap Wilderness and the Lake Basin trails

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Amante | Jan 17, 2010 |

The economy of nature : rethinking the connections… por William Ashworth

Ashworth's argument reads as an eminently reasonable approach to both conservation and a healthy economy, leading me to believe either (a) it suffers from omissions which would fatally undermine its conclusions, providing someone identify them for me, or (b) it will rile both the hardline conservationist and the free market maven (assuming an example of either read the book) because it pulls back the curtain on both of their agendas. I'm leaning toward (b) but will keep an eye out for arguments lending credence to (a).… (más)

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elenchus | Nov 5, 2009 |

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