Deals with the reasons for the number of animal species that have become extinct throughout the world.

Examines current environmental problems around the world, their causes, and possible solutions. Also discusses new sources of energy and minerals and ways of making our planet a cleaner and better place to live.

Shows kids the dimensions of consumption, including diapers worn as a baby, bread eaten in a lifetime, and recycled cans, and explains how to create a sustainable way of living.

Discusses the implications of manmade disasters, their effects on wildlife and the environment, and what needs to be done to prevent further destruction.

"Discusses the environmental issue of large ecological footprints and how to create a sustainable way of living"--Provided by publisher

Discusses how tropical storms begin, how they move, and the destruction they can cause. The awesome display of power that is unleashed by many of the world's natural disasters has aroused both terror and curiosity for centuries. In this exciting series colorful illustrations, dramatic pictures, and clear, concise text introduce the reader to the history of these natural disasters, and look at their effects on the environment both in the past and today....

"An exploration of the effect that climate change has had and is having on animals; includes glossary, additional resources, and index"--

"In this book, early fluent readers will learn why famine weed is considered an invasive species, how this herb has established itself in and impacted new ecosystems, and what scientists are doing to combat the problem. Bright, full-color photographs and carefully leveled text will engage young readers as they learn more about famine weed and how scientists work to control the spread. An infographic aids understanding, and an activity offers readers...

"The climate crisis is real. It is already changing the world around us. This book will help you to understand how we know this to be true, and what effect it might have in the future. The good news is that we have a plan. But the big question still remains--will we choose to do it?"--Back cover.