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"Von A bis Z" – 100 wichtige Umweltbücher / "From A to Z" – 100 important environment books

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Kann man mit Büchern die Umwelt retten - oder wenigstens Teile von ihr? Viele (die meisten) Autoren glauben daran. Das ist jedoch eine generell nicht zu beantwortende Frage, weil der Nachweis der effektiven Wirkung eines Buches nicht oder nur schwer zu erbringen ist. Eines aber ist sicher: Gäbe es nicht so viele (gute) Bücher über Stand und Entwicklung der Umwelt und über die darauf bezogene Umweltpolitik, dann ginge es der natürlichen Umwelt noch weit schlechter als es tatsächlich der Fall ist. Im Folgenden werden Texte über 100 Umweltbücher vorgestellt, deren ausführliche Rezension mir wichtig erschien. Viele dieser Bücher sind generell und global in ihrem Anspruch, andere eher speziell, auf einzelne Regionen oder bestimmte Naturelemente gerichtet. Doch sie sind alle ganz besondere Werke aus Sicht ihrer Autoren - wie auch der des Rezensenten. Um dem Leser die eigene Beurteilung der ausgewählten Bücher zu belassen, sind sie nicht nach Themen oder Schwerpunkten sortiert, sondern schlicht nach dem Alphabet der Autorennamen - Bücher von A bis Z. Zur Lektüre empfohlen - die folgenden Rezensionen und die (oder zumindest einige der) betreffenden Bücher.

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  • Simonis, Udo E., 2019. ""Von A bis Z" – 100 wichtige Umweltbücher / "From A to Z" – 100 important environment books," Discussion Papers, Emeriti EME 2019-001, WZB Berlin Social Science Center.
    • Handle: RePEc:zbw:wzbeme:eme2019001
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    1. Joseph Huber, 2004. "New Technologies and Environmental Innovation," Books, Edward Elgar Publishing, number 3400.
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