Our Potpourri Planet (eBook, ePUB) - Lal, Ranjit; Sinha, Anushua
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Our Potpourri Planet addresses the themes of the hour---climate change, global warming and the need for immediate action to preserve Planet Earth as we know it.
Ranjit Lal introduces readers to the environment through interesting anecdotes, factual tidbits, well-researched statistical insights and observant descriptions of the rich natural diversity around us; highlights the problems facing us and also provides practical, workable solutions that governments and individuals around the world need to get cracking on---before it's too late.
The breathtaking illustrations that aptly reflect…mehr

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Our Potpourri Planet addresses the themes of the hour---climate change, global warming and the need for immediate action to preserve Planet Earth as we know it.

Ranjit Lal introduces readers to the environment through interesting anecdotes, factual tidbits, well-researched statistical insights and observant descriptions of the rich natural diversity around us; highlights the problems facing us and also provides practical, workable solutions that governments and individuals around the world need to get cracking on---before it's too late.

The breathtaking illustrations that aptly reflect the mood of the narrative-optimistic, yet urgent-and Ranjit's characteristic writing style make this book the perfect read for nature enthusiasts of all ages.

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Autorenporträt
Ranjit Lal is the author of around fifty books for children and adults. His abiding interest in natural history, conversation, birds, animals and insects is reflected in many of his books. He was awarded the Zeiss Wildlife Lifetime Conservation Award for 2019 for writing 'with exceptional literary skills' on the conservation of wildlife, especially birds. As a journalist, he has had well over 2000 articles published in the national and international press. He lives in Delhi.