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The Blurb On The Back:
Sustainable Planet
Planet Earth is facing BIG challenges. As the population steadily grows, we’re creating more and more waste, using up natural resources, polluting our seas and skies and even changing our climate. To save our precious home, we all need to learn to live more sustainably.
SUSTAINABLE PLANET looks at what sustainability is, why it is so important and how we can all help to create a better, more sustainable world for the future. It explores some effective and achievable ways of improving sustainability, both with global actions, such as investing in renewable energy and protecting biodiversity, and individual ones, such as avoiding fast fashion, eating less meat and even planting trees.
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The Verdict:
Anna Claybourne is an experienced writer of non-fiction for children. This book about sustainability for children aged 9+ is part of a series on issues related to the planet and gives a solid summary of what is currently happening to the planet re pollution and climate change and how readers can make changes in their own lives to counter the effects but could be more explicit on how some changes reduce opportunities for younger generations.
SUSTAINABLE PLANET was released in the United Kingdom on 14th April 2022. Thanks to the Amazon Vine Programme for the review copy of this book.
Planet Earth is facing BIG challenges. As the population steadily grows, we’re creating more and more waste, using up natural resources, polluting our seas and skies and even changing our climate. To save our precious home, we all need to learn to live more sustainably.
SUSTAINABLE PLANET looks at what sustainability is, why it is so important and how we can all help to create a better, more sustainable world for the future. It explores some effective and achievable ways of improving sustainability, both with global actions, such as investing in renewable energy and protecting biodiversity, and individual ones, such as avoiding fast fashion, eating less meat and even planting trees.
( The Review (Cut For Spoilers): )
The Verdict:
Anna Claybourne is an experienced writer of non-fiction for children. This book about sustainability for children aged 9+ is part of a series on issues related to the planet and gives a solid summary of what is currently happening to the planet re pollution and climate change and how readers can make changes in their own lives to counter the effects but could be more explicit on how some changes reduce opportunities for younger generations.
SUSTAINABLE PLANET was released in the United Kingdom on 14th April 2022. Thanks to the Amazon Vine Programme for the review copy of this book.
