Environmental Change and Human Survival: Some Dimensions of Human Ecology
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Environmental Change and Human Survival: Some Dimensions of Human Ecology

by Stephen Molnar, Iva M. Molnar

Science ecology
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Environmental Change and Human Survival explores the connections between human life and environmental change. Using a human ecology perspective, Stephen Molnar and Iva M. Molnar address broad questions about how people relate to their surroundings, offering an interdisciplinary foundation for readers studying ecology, anthropology, and environmental issues.

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Environmental Change and Human Survival examines the relationship between environmental change and the continued survival of human societies.

Grounded in the perspective of human ecology, the book considers connections between people and the environments in which they live.

Its focus on environmental conditions and human responses makes it a relevant resource for readers interested in ecology, anthropology, and environmental studies.

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