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Our best books on water and wastewater are featured below. You may browse the entire EcoOutlet Books Department here.
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The Riverkeepers

By John Cronin & Robert F. Kennedy Jr. In their battle to clean the Hudson River, Cronin and Kennedy describe how they formed a group of ordinary citizens to face corporate and
government polluters.

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Ocean's End

By Colin Woodard. In this call to action, Woodard confronts one of our major environmental problems: the fate of the oceans. A comprehensive, eyewitness view of how and why the oceans
are in trouble.

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The Global Commons

By Susan J. Buck. Considers the history of human interactions with each of the global commons areas and provides a concise yet thorough account of the evolution of management regimes
for each area.

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The Greenpeace Book of Water

By Klaus Lanz. Using stunning photographs, this exquisite book explores the state of the world’s water, points out problems society has caused, and offers suggestions for ways to stop the tide of destruction.

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Waterwise Gardening

By Lauren Springer. Waterwise Gardening features detailed descriptions and advice on growing more than 100 waterwise trees, shrubs and vines as well as recommendations for more than 340 others.

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Coastal Waters of the World

By Don Hinrichsen. A comprehensive reference source on the state of the world's coastal areas. It focuses on the tremendous pressures facing coastal areas and the management strategies needed to cope with them.

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Collaborative Planning for Wetlands and Wildlife

Edited by Douglas R. Porter & David A. Salvesen. Proposes guidelines for more effective planning, and presents case studies that demonstrate how different communities have creatively
reconciled conflicts.

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