American Earth: Environmental Writing Since Thoreau (LOA #182) (Library of America)
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American Earth: Environmental Writing Since Thoreau (LOA #182) (Library of America)

by Al Gore, Bill Mckibben

Nonfiction Literature environmental writing
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A definitive collection of American environmental writing from Thoreau to today, featuring essays and reflections on nature, conservation, and ecological thought.

About This Book

This anthology gathers essential environmental writing from Henry David Thoreau to contemporary voices.

Edited by Bill McKibben with a foreword by Al Gore, it traces the evolution of American environmental thought.

The volume highlights key essays, speeches, and reflections on nature, conservation, and ecological awareness.

Published by the Library of America, it serves as a comprehensive resource for understanding environmental literature.

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