Books in the The Natural Environment: Problems and Management series

Describes the drylands of the world and their management; the way human societies have evolved in response to the physical landscape and by classifying the different human uses of drylands; and case studies illustrating the kinds of management adopted for different purposes throughout the world.

This analysis of nuclear strategy, the politics of nuclear power and the shifting emphasis of government regulations attempts to redefine the issue of radioactive waste management and uses as case studies the present practices employed by the Federal Republic of Germany, Sweden and the UK.

The authors assess the challenge facing European agricultural policy makers and those involved in the industry, arguing for the preparation of an environmental agenda based on land organisation and diversion.