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The End of Nature

The End of Nature

Bill McKibben
The book that introduced climate change to a general audience in 1989. The argument was simple: by altering the atmosphere, we have ended the thing we called nature — the world that existed independent of human will. Everything since has confirmed it.
Ecology & Conservation Narrative Nonfiction
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Publisher Random House Trade
Published 2006
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