Volker Angres, Claus-Peter Hutter
Nature Falling Silent
The uncanny disappearance of insects, birds, plants –
and how we can put a stop to it
Original Title: Das Verstummen der Natur
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Hardcover,
336 pages,
13.5 x 21.5 cm,
5.3 x 8.5 in.
ISBN: 978-3-453-28109-7
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Publishing House:
Ludwig
Date of publication:
October 1, 2018
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The dramatic outcome of the extinction of our native wildlife
It is becoming silent and lonely all around us as we humans destroy the very basis of our existence: over 80 percent of our insects has disappeared, thousands of square kilometres of hedgerows and other habitats have been destroyed in recent years, marine animals are contaminated with plastic – the diversity of life is massively under threat.
Claus-Peter Hutter and Volker Angres reveal the reasons for this extinction of wildlife, point to what is behind it and name those responsible – in particular industrialised agriculture with its excessive use of pesticides and endless monocultures. They make it abundantly clear that it is high time for something to be done – they say what exactly, point to examples of how biological diversity has been saved and sow a grain of hope in the face of this apocalyptical development.
"The authors show in an unsparing way what has gone amiss all these years. This is truly a very interesting, fascinating, and thought-provoking book."
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