The long-term consequences and the personal stories of people around the world 'going green' make up the focus of this beautiful new book for children. The scientific and technical advances of the last century have had major effects on the earth. How can humans, in today's world, continue to respect nature and avoid doing irreparable damage to the planet? From pollution to carbon dioxide emissions and endangered plants, from disappearing languages to glaciers, this book details the ways in which people affect their environment and how a more stable balance can be achieved, comprehensively informing readers about the reality of the earth's ecosystem and inspiring them to do what they can to help save the planet.

From the world-renowned photographer of the bestselling The Earth from the Air, a new look at the world for young readers

About the Author
Yann Arthus-Bertrand is a world-renowned aerial photographer, journalist, reporter and environmentalist. He is especially well known for his book The Earth from the Air, which has sold millions of copies since its first publication in 1999. He has published over 30 books.

Reviews
'Will capture the minds of many aspiring environmentalists and young campaigners ... packed with facts' - School Librarian



Book Information
ISBN 9780500543696
Author Yann Arthus-Bertrand
Format Hardback
Page Count 154
Imprint Thames & Hudson Ltd
Publisher Thames & Hudson Ltd