"Econation: America in Environmental Perspective" is author and landscape architect John C. Krieg’s second call to arms for environmental awareness and protection. As with his debut work, "Environmental Cognizance" (April, 2005), this second work in a planned trilogy espouses an urgent and immediate need for action to enact change in the way humans—specifically, Americans— treat the land, water and atmosphere that we all share. Organized chronologically, the book takes the reader on a chapter-by-chapter course in American environmental history. Chapter one begins with the state of the environment long before European settlers ever knew North America existed. Subsequent chapters illustrate the dramatic (often destructive) effects that settlers and the American government caused throughout the years for the North American environment and its native inhabitants—both human and animal. Anchoring the work is an ever-optimistic—yet vital and insistent—hope that other Americans will unite in one strong patriotic voice to set an environmental example for other nations around the world.
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About the Author:
John C. Krieg has been a landscape architect for twenty-five years. He currently lives and works in Anza, California, where he is the founder of an environmentally sensitive land planning and development company. In addition to "Econation," he is the author of "Environmental Cognizance" (Ivy House Publishing Group, 2005) and "Desert Landscape Architecture" (C.R.C. Press, 1999).
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