E: Wider reading bibliography

Bibliography

This bibliography lists the principal works used to inform the most recent ESS curriculum review. It is not an exhaustive list and does not include all the literature available: judicious selection was made in order to better advise and guide teachers and students. This bibliography is not a list of recommended textbooks however it provides a starting point for wider reading, IA and EE research.

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• Adams, WM and Jeanrenaud, SJ. 2008. Transition to Sustainability: Towards a Humane and Diverse World.Châtelaine, Switzerland. SRO-Kundig.
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• Anderson, EF. 1993. Plants and People of the Golden Triangle: Ethnobotany of the Hill Tribes of Northern Thailand . Portland, Oregon, USA. Dioscorides Press.
• Assessment Reform Group. 2002. Assessment for Learning: 10 principles—Research-based principles to guide classroom practice. London, UK. Assessment Reform Group.
• Begon, M, Townsend, CR and Harper, JL. 2006. Ecology: From Individuals to Ecosystems (fourth edition). Oxford, UK. Blackwell Publishing Ltd.
• Bell, M et al. 1990. Block A: Ecosystems, Unit 3: Decomposition and Mineral Cycling. Milton Keynes, UK. Open University Press.
• Broom, C. January 2011. “From tragedy to comedy: reframing contemporary discourses”. International Journal of Environmental & Science Education. Vol 6, number 1. Pp 123–138.
• Carson, R. 1963. Silent Spring. Boston, Massachusetts, USA. Houghton Mifflin.
• Chalmers, N and Parker, P. 1986. The OU Project Guide: Fieldwork and Statistics for Ecological Projects. Dorchester, UK. Field Studies Council.
• Chapman, DJ. January 2011. “Environmental education and the politics of curriculum: A national case study”. Journal of Environmental Education . Vol 42, number 3. Pp 193–202.
• CHEJ (Center for Health, Environment and Justice). 2010. Love Canal: Fact Pack. Falls Church, Virginia, USA. Center for Health, Environment and Justice. http://www.chej.org/wp-content/uploads/Documents/love_canal_factpack.pdf.
• Cohen, JE. 1995. How Many People Can the Earth Support? New York, USA. WW Norton & Company.
• Covitt, BA, Gunckel, KL and Anderson, CW. 2009. “Students’ developing understanding of water in environmental systems”. Journal of Environmental Education. Vol 40, number 3. Pp 37–51.
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• Erwin, TL. 1988. "The tropical forest canopy: The heart of biotic diversity". In EO Wilson. Biodiversity. Washington, DC, USA. National Academies Press. Pp 123–129.
• Fahn, JD. 2003. A Land on Fire: The Environmental Consequences of the Southeast Asian Boom. Chiang Mai, Thailand. Silkworm Books.
• Forsyth, T and Walker, A. 2008. Forest Guardians, Forest Destroyers: The Politics of Environmental Knowledge in Northern Thailand. Seattle, Washington, USA. University of Washington Press.
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• Kumler, LM. January 2010. "Students of Action? A Comparative Investigation of Secondary Science and Social Science Students’ Action Repertoires in a Land Use Context". The Journal of Environmental Education. Vol 42, number 1. Pp 14–29.
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• Leiserowitz, A, Maibach, E and Roser-Renouf, C. 2010. Climate Change in the American Mind: Americans' Global Warming Beliefs and Attitudes in January 2010 . New Haven, Connecticut, USA. Yale University and George Mason University.
• Lovelock, J. 1988. The Ages of Gaia: A Biography of Our Living Earth . Oxford. UK. Oxford University Press.
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• Monbiot, G. 2006. Heat: How to Stop the Planet Burning. London, UK. Penguin Books Ltd.
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• Pearce, D, Markandya, A and Barbier, E. 1989. Blueprint for a Green Economy. London, UK. Earthscan Publications Limited.
• Pearce, F. 2002. Global Warming: A Beginner's Guide to our Changing Climate. London, UK. Dorling Kindersley.
• Peterson del Mar, D. 2006. Environmentalism. Harlow, UK. Pearson Education Limited.
• Pongsak, TB. 3 December 1991. "Hilltribes and the destruction of watershed forests in northern Thailand: An inteview with Ajahn Pongsak on 3 December 1991". Translated by Project for Ecological Recovery.
• Raup, D. 1988. "Diversity crises in the geological past". In EO Wilson, Biodiversity. Washington, DC, USA. National Academies Press. Pp 51–57.
• Redclift, M. 1987. Sustainable Development: Exploring The Contradictions. London, UK. Methuen & Co Ltd.
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• Schneider, SH. 1990. "The Science of climate-Modelling and a perspective on the global warming debate". In J Leggett. Global Warming: The Greenpeace Report. Oxford, UK. Oxford University Press. Pp 44–67.
• Smith, RL and Smith, TM. 2000. Ecology & Field Biology (sixth edition). San Francisco, California, USA. Benjamin Cummings.
• Southward, A. July 1978. "Marine life and the Amoco Cadiz". New Scientist. Vol 79, number 1112. Pp 174–176.
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• Stern, SN et al. 2006. Stern Review: The Economics of Climate Change. London, UK. HM Treasury.
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• Tudge, C. 2002. Food for the Future. London, UK. Dorling Kindersley.
• UN (United Nations). 1987. Report of the World Commission on Environment and Development: Our Common Future. Annex to UN document A/42/427. http://conspect.nl/pdf/Our_Common_Future-Brundtland_Report_1987.pdf.
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• Webster, K and Johnson, C. 2010. Sense & Sustainability: Educating for a Circular Economy (second edition). London, UK. TerraPreta 2010 in association with the Ellen MacArthur Foundation and InterfaceFLOR.
• Wilson, EO. 1992. The Diversity of Life. Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA. The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press.
• WCD (World Commission on Dams). 2000. The Pak Mun Dam, Mekong River Basin, Thailand. Cape Town, South Africa. Secretariat of the World Commission on Dams.
• Worldwatch Institute. 2004. State of the World 2004: A Worldwatch Institute Report on Progress Toward a Sustainable society. New York, USA. WW Norton & Company.
• Worldwatch Institute. 2009. State of the world 2009: Into a Warming World. New York, USA. WW Norton & Company.
• Wright, RT and Nebel, BJ. 2002. Environmental Science: Toward a Sustainable Future (eighth edition). London, UK. Prentice Hall International.