Conservation of Living Nature and Resources :Problems,Trends and Prospects
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KUFOS Central Library General Stacks | Non-fiction | 333.9516 YAB/CO (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 08314 |
I -- 1 The Dangerous Extent of Human Impact on the Biosphere -- 2 Molecular-Genetic Level -- 3 Problems at the Ontogenetic Level -- 4 Problems at the Species-Population Level -- 5 Problems at the Ecosystem Level -- 6 Economic Problems in the Protection of Living Nature -- 7 Organizational and Legal Problems of the Protection of Living Nature -- 8 Problems of Prognostication -- II Prospects for the Protection of Living Nature -- 9 Protection of Living Nature and its Connection with Other Global Problems -- 10 Need for Ecologization of Society's Activities -- 11 Ways of Preserving Living Nature -- 12 Scientific Foundations and Theory of Living Nature Protection Within the System of Biological Science -- Index of Authors.
The deterioration of the environment has become one of the most serious problems of the 20th century. We are faced with increasing global problems - hunger and desertification, depletion of natural resources and deficiency of energy, pollution and man-triggered changes of climate. Presenting many new facts and examples from environmental studies in East and West, part I analyzes the problems of conservation at all main levels of life: the molecular-genetic, the ontogenetic, the species-population, and the ecosystem level. After an appraisal of present conditions, the authors show which changes in the different sectors of society (including agriculture, industry, recreation, etc.) are necessary to solve our environmental problems.
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