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Este Atlas do Problema Mineral Brasileiro é uma publicação do Comitê Nacional em Defesa dos Territórios Frente à Mineração, no âmbito do Observatório dos Conflitos da Mineração no Brasil. A publicaçã

Una colección de cuarenta y siete historias vinculadas de diversas maneras a los volcanes de Islandia, que van desde las aventuras de los primeros colonizadores de la isla hasta las hazañas de exploradores extremos, desde las antiguas sagas nordicas hasta las misiones de la NASA en los cañones lunares de las tierras altas, alternando ciencia, poesia, cronica y leyenda. El Atlas de los volcanes de Islandia es un curioso recorrido por la singularidad geologica de una isla que cuenta con una treintena de sistemas volcanicos activos diferentes, de todos los tipos conocidos. Es el retrato de un pais que es un experimento, primero natural y luego humano, y que por ello ha atraido a lo largo de los siglos a estudiosos, aventureros y poetas, convirtiendose en una fuente inagotable de relatos.

Este livro simples, mas belo, traz pela primeira vez a caracterização, a descrição e o inventário das belezas naturais de duas bacias hidrográficas no Município de Nova Xavantina-MT, a Bacia Hidrográ

A presente pesquisa teve o objetivo de estudar a dinâmica produtiva, o uso dos recursos naturais e a saúde (coletiva e ambiental) em 7 bacias hidrográficas de Ituiutaba, MG. As 7 bacias estudadas for

A Baía de Guanabara é palco da história do Brasil e abriga um múltiplo e diverso patrimônio ambiental, social, cultural e econômico que atravessa os séculos. A Guanabara é expectativa e realidade, é

O presente livro é composto por artigos que foram elaborados no âmbito da pesquisa do subprojeto Observatório Socioambiental da Baía de Sepetiba: metodologias participativas com pescadores e com cole

A biologia do solo é fundamental para vários setores da produção primária, contudo ainda não é componente curricular de muitos cursos de agronomia, engenharia florestal, engenharia ambiental ou zoote

This book of Biology has the definite purpose of refuting the theory of evolution and exalt God as the one responsible for creating. We dedicate this volume to the Creator that is very close to the men, as the Scripture says in Acts 17.24-28, through this book we tax the God the title of THE LORD OF LIFE. Men announced this literature that their existence here originated from a CREATION ACT and not a PROCESS DEVELOPMENT. The true believers in God, this book will reinforce their beliefs regarding the origin of LIFE and MAN. Scientists to request reconsideration of theories that hinder the development of science, noting that no belief should divert research at its sole purpose: TRUTH.

In "Blazed Trail Stories, and Stories of the Wild Life," Stewart Edward White captures the untamed spirit of the American wilderness through a series of remarkable tales, blending vivid storytelling with rich, descriptive prose. Set against the backdrop of the early 20th-century American frontier, WhiteAos narratives explore themes of adventure, survival, and the profound connection between humanity and nature. The bookAos literary style, characterized by its immersive detail and authenticity, reflects the authors deep appreciation for the landscapes and wildlife he describes, offering readers a vivid glimpse into a world both exhilarating and challenging. Stewart Edward White was not only a writer but also a passionate outdoorsman, whose experiences in the wild deeply influenced his literary voice. His firsthand encounters with the natural world, illuminated by a keen sense of observation and a desire to convey the beauty and danger of the wilderness, lend a distinctive authenticity to his work. Whites aspiration to share the allure of adventure and the intrinsic value of nature inspired him to engage a readership yearning for both escapism and enlightenment during a rapidly industrializing era. This collection is highly recommended for readers fascinated by the interplay of human experience and nature, as well as those captivated by early American literature. Whites eloquent prose and engaging storytelling not only entertain but also encourage a profound appreciation and respect for the wild, making this book a timeless tribute to outdoor exploration.

In "Bowdoin Boys in Labrador," Jonathan Prince Cilley masterfully intertwines adventure and education, chronicling the experiences of students from Bowdoin College on a transformative expedition to Labrador. The narrative is rich with vivid descriptions and personal reflections, showcasing not only the stunning landscapes of the Canadian wilderness but also the intellectual curiosity and youthful exuberance of the Bowdoin boys. Cilley employs a blend of travelogue and memoir, drawing upon the literary tradition of exploratory narratives while infusing his own reflective scholarly tone. In doing so, he provides readers with a unique glimpse into both the physical and mental landscapes navigated by the young men as they engage with nature and grapple with their own emerging identities amidst the challenges of the wild. Jonathan Prince Cilley, an educator and passionate advocate for experiential learning, crafted this book from his own deep reverence for nature and the formative power of outdoor education. His background in literature and environmental studies informs his approach, allowing him to capture not only the charm of adventure but also the philosophical underpinnings of students growth and relationships within their environment. Cilleys meticulous attention to detail and reflective insights serves to illustrate the broader significance of such educational journeys in shaping character and intellect. This book is highly recommended for readers interested in educational philosophy, outdoor adventures, and personal growth. Cilleys adept storytelling captivates both the heart and the mind, making it a profound exploration of youth, nature, and the significance of shared experiences. "Bowdoin Boys in Labrador" invites readers to reflect on their own journeys while celebrating the timeless allure of exploration.

Com uma narrativa lúdica e envolvente e ilustrações belíssimas, a turminha dos Heróis da Natureza e o renomado biólogo Richard Rasmussen exploram as belezas e ameaças dos seis biomas brasileiros (Ama

Acompanhe a Turminha e Richard Rasmussen enquanto eles exploram as maravilhas naturais e culturais desse bioma único, aprendendo sobre a biodiversidade e a importância de sua preservação. Prepare-se

Conhecida como a região semiárida com a maior densidade populacional do mundo, essa área funciona como uma zona de transição entre a Mata Atlântica e a Amazônia, abrigando espécies de ambos os biomas

Conhecido como o único bioma presente em todas as regiões do país, este ecossistema é ao mesmo tempo uma das mais ricas fontes de biodiversidade e o mais ameaçado. Sua presença em diversos climas e p

Na região litorânea, berço da colonização portuguesa e com a menor cobertura de vegetação original do país, cientistas intensificam seus estudos, revelando os impactos históricos e ambientais desse b

Conhecido como Pampa, Campanha Gaúcha, Campos Sulinos ou Campos do Sul, esse bioma é único no Brasil, ocupando mais da metade do território do Rio Grande do Sul e se estendendo também por partes do Paraguai e da Argentina. Com sua vasta extenso de campos e uma rica biodiversidade, o Pampa e um ecossistema crucial para o equilibrio ambiental da regio, mas enfrenta desafios devido a degradaço e a presso humana, tornando sua preservaço uma questo urgente.

Em um cenário onde a vida pulsa em cada canto, o bioma se destaca pela abundante presença de répteis e uma rica diversidade de vida aquática. Porém, seu verdadeiro tesouro está na maior densidade de especies de mamiferos do mundo, tornando-o um dos ecossistemas mais fascinantes e complexos do planeta. Entre rios, florestas e pantanos, a luta pela sobrevivencia revela historias surpreendentes de adaptaço e equilibrio natural, convidando o leitor a explorar as maravilhas e os desafios desse ambiente unico.

In "Brief Sketch of Work of Matthew Fontaine Maury 1861Ai65," Richard Launcelot Maury offers a meticulous historical account of his fathers pioneering contributions to naval science and hydrography during the tumultuous years of the American Civil War. The narrative is crafted with both precision and passion, embodying a literary style that is both scholarly and accessible. Through immersive detail, the author illustrates MauryAos innovative approaches in charting ocean currents and weather patterns, emphasizing the intersection of science and wartime necessity that marked this era. This work stands as a crucial addition to the annals of American maritime history and serves as a testament to the intellectual spirit of the 19th century, showcasing the merging of scientific inquiry and national interests amid conflict. Richard Launcelot Maury, the son of Matthew Fontaine Maury, draws on familial legacy and personal insight to enrich this biographical sketch. Having grown up in the shadow of his fathers monumental achievements, Maurys passion for documentation and historical accuracy is evident. His unique perspective as both a son and a historian informs the narrative, bringing to life not only the achievements but also the personal challenges faced by his father during the Civil War. This book is essential reading for those interested in American history, naval science, and the influence of individual intellect during warfare. Maurys exploration not only highlights the contributions of one man but invites readers to reflect on the broader implications of scientific endeavor in service to ones country. Scholars, historians, and casual readers alike will find inspiration in this tribute to innovation and resilience during an era of profound change.

In "By Canoe and Dog-Train," Egerton Ryerson Young presents a vivid account of his travels through the Canadian wilderness, intricately weaving together themes of exploration, survival, and indigenous cultures. Written in a captivating narrative style that reflects the spirit of late 19th-century adventure literature, YoungAos prose is both immersive and lyrical. The book not only details the challenges faced by Young and his companions but also offers profound insights into the relationships between settlers and indigenous peoples, inviting readers to consider the complexities of a changing landscape marked by both beauty and hardship. Egerton Ryerson Young was a Methodist minister and missionary whose experiences in the Canadian north profoundly influenced his worldview. YoungAos commitment to understanding and documenting the lives of indigenous people stemmed from his desire to bridge cultural gaps and promote mutual respect. His deep appreciation for the natural world and the philosophy of empathy and coexistence come through in his eloquent descriptions of the landscapes and encounters throughout his journeys, which reflect both admiration and a longing for greater understanding. This book is highly recommended for readers interested in exploration, history, and cultural interactions in Canada. Youngs vivid storytelling, coupled with his heartfelt reflections, not only offers a compelling adventure narrative but also serves as a thoughtful meditation on the human experience in the face of nature and cultural diversity, making it a valuable addition to the literature of travel and cultural history.

Através da poesia visual em textos e imagens, CACHORRIVER é uma maneira de poetar por alguns rios do mundo neste momento importante de preocupação ecológica e climática.