[cabbage]

Has anyone got any recommendations? I'm looking for fairly 'hard' stuff, not "101 ways to save the planet by hugging kittens" type affairs. I'm also not really looking for autobiographical ones or anything describing someones 'journey' - either literally or metaphorically

I've been looking through Amazon - got a gift voucher to spend - and I've just got no idea where to go, the whole field is so politicised that I feel I can't trust the reviews. Everything I can find seems to come across as either too wishy washy and tree-huggery or is so far the other way that you half expect to find chapters on the financial benefit of drilling penguins for oil. I'm looking for something written from a neutral point of view and with facts and figures. The sort of thing that might be used as a textbook on Uni/college courses?

Just to make it harder it'd be nice if it was available for the Kindle

[Jim Walker]

From a more historical perspective there is always Rachel Carson's Silent Spring.

[cabbage]

Thats a very good shout Jim thanks for that its now on my wishlist, anyone got any others?

If you don't ask you don't get lol

[chrisley56]

hi there!
Try to look through the next links, possibly they will be useful for you. I booked buy levitra onlinethere a lof of it.
http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/category/1694
http://www.abebooks.com/American-Enviro ... 1560445/bd

[cabbage]

hi there!
Try to look through the next links, possibly they will be useful for you. I booked there a lof of it.
http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/category/1694
http://www.abebooks.com/American-Enviro ... 1560445/bd

Thanks for that its much appreciated

There are some excellent looking titles in the first link think this may be going to cost some money...

[Deimos]

One internet site good for wildlife/biology/environment/etc. books is http://www.nhbs.com/. I've not used them so cannot recommend them other than they seem to have a quite remarkable range. But I've not seen such a selection anywhere else.

Ian