Protecting the Environment offers a clear, accessible look at how science, policy, and farming intersect to protect our air, water, and health.
This nonfiction collection surveys the health implications of environmental change and the practical steps society can take. It frames environmental problems as systems issues—from waste disposal and pesticide use to energy demand and urban pressures—and discusses how government programs, research, and agricultural practices relate to real-world outcomes.
- See how the health perspective connects pollution, resource use, and public well-being.
- Explore the role of agriculture and waste management in shaping a safer environment.
- Learn about the challenges of implementing large-scale environmental solutions and monitoring progress.
- Read reflections on policy, funding, and the pace of national action in the 1970s context.
Ideal for readers seeking a grounded, practical look at the forces shaping environmental health and the pathway to workable solutions in farming, industry, and government.Ideal for readers of environmental policy, public health, and agricultural science who want a concise, real-world perspective on protecting the environment.