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Table of Contents: “…People, not polar bears: Faith in Place's first ten years -- Religious environmentalism in the city -- Paths leading to faith in place -- Food and environment at an African American church -- Finding racial diversity with religious pluralism -- Faith in Place's religious message -- From grassroots to mainstream.…”
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Table of Contents: “…People, not polar bears: Faith in Place's first ten years -- Religious environmentalism in the city -- Paths leading to faith in place -- Food and environment at an African American church -- Finding racial diversity with religious pluralism -- Faith in Place's religious message -- From grassroots to mainstream.…”

Table of Contents: “…Lynne Corn, Pervaze A. Sheikh -- Polar bears : proposed listing under the Endangered Species Act / Eugene H. …”

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Table of Contents: “…A gift from the predators -- Born to the water -- The Devil's shovel -- Missing -- Professional survivors -- "Off Hatteras the tankers sink" -- Killing ground to battleground -- "Avoid polar bear liver" -- Catastrophe -- "Please don't tell me" -- Counterattack -- The conveyor belt -- War's end -- Legacy -- The Mathews men and women.…”

Table of Contents: “…The polar bear's nose -- Keep your mind on the ball -- Meaning and the mind's eye -- Over the top -- More than words -- Early and often -- What do hockey players know? …”

Table of Contents: “…2001: a theorem's odyssey -- On polar bears -- On Lomborg's endnotes -- Global warming is "no catastrophe" -- On melting glaciers and rising sea levels -- On Greenland and the missing figures -- The penguins sidebar -- On Antarctica and the Larsen-B ice shelf -- On hurricanes and extreme weather events -- Malaria in Vermont -- On malnutrition -- On water shortages -- Lomborg's triple-A rating -- How wrong was Lomborg?…”
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Table of Contents: “…From flocks and herds to auroras of polar bears: Are all these collective? --…”
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Table of Contents: “…Frankenstein -- Endless Possibilities for Mischief -- Meadowlark -- Spotted Foxes -- Elk and Badgers -- Elephants -- Ehsles and Polar Bears -- Magpies -- Spotted Owls -- Sand Dollars -- Fields of Dun and Gunny…”

Table of Contents: “…Cover; Preface; Permanence in diversity: A life in the service of Arctic Biological Research; Netherlands Spitsbergen Expedition 1968-1969: A winter with polar bears; Birds observed in Edgeøya summer 1977; Rosenbergdalen, green valley in the barren land of Edgeøya, Spitsbergen; Interplay between peat formation and animal behaviour in the Spitsbergen archipelago, recorded in peat sections; Mushrooms in Spitsbergen; Landscape ecology ('land unit') map of Edgeøya, Spitsbergen with emphasis on vegetation.…”
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Table of Contents: “…Agave Victoriae (Royal Agave) -- The Bean Seller's Tale -- Scenes from a Documentary -- 1. Ursus Maritimus (Polar Bear) -- 2. Arachnocampa Luminosa (Glow Worm) -- 3. …”
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Table of Contents: “…JULY: Explorers, victims of cold, and immersion in 35 degree water north of the Arctic Circle -- AUGUST: A tunnel in ground frozen for 40,000 years, landscapes changing as temperatures rise, and animals harmed by warmth -- SEPTEMBER: The Little Ice Age, the Pleistocene Ice Age, and the ancient ice age of Snowball Earth, when the entire planet was veiled in ice -- OCTOBER: Animals coping with cold, migrating by the millions, and hibernating with body temperatures below freezing -- NOVEMBER: Skis and skiing, a trail closed by a late-season bear, and freezing trees releasing a burst of heat and flushing the fluid from their cells -- DECEMBER: Overheating in the depths of winter, shadows of Weddell seals in the sea ice, and Japanese ama divers in water cold enough to kill most humans -- JANUARY: Weather patterns that cause frigid conditions, medieval weather forecasters burning at the stake, and a frozen ocean -- FEBRUARY: plummeting temperatures, the cooling of Westminster Abbey, and approaching absolute zero and the death of matter -- MARCH: A search for polar bear dens near 40 below zero, winter apparel, igloos, quinzhees, and a house instrumented to measure cold -- APRIL: Frost-heaved roads, broken pipes, crops destroyed by frost, and 143 caribou killed by an avalanche -- MAY: The end of the Pleistocene Ice Age, rising sea levels, howling winds, receding glaciers, and mammoth carcasses in thawing ground -- JUNE: Fourier's greenhouse effect, Revelle's geophysical experiment, debating science, and the melting Beaufort Sea.…”

Table of Contents: “…Migration over land -- Caribou -- Polar bear -- Life at the top -- Dall sheep -- Bison -- Seas of grass -- Wildebeest -- African elephant -- From desert to delta -- Mongolian gazelle -- Norway lemming -- Emperor penguin -- Red-sided garter snake -- Galapagos land iguana -- European common toad -- Red crab -- [3.] …”
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Table of Contents: “…Population peril - Polar bears decline in the Canadian Arctic -- 7. Carrion: It's what's for dinner - Wolves reduce the impact of climate change -- 8. …”

Table of Contents: “…Kasmatka, Snoozer, Bingo, Snuffy, Tom, Jack, Wolf -- 19. The Polar Bear -- 20. Gypsy, Old Sneak, Ritenbenk, Disco King -- 21. …”
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Table of Contents: “…Ingram, and Leigh Raymond -- Ethical perspectives on resources law and policy: global warming and our common future / Sarah Krakoff -- Why care about the polar bear? : economic analysis of natural resources law and policy / Lisa Heinzerling -- The growing influence of tort and property law on natural resources law: case studies of coalbed methane development and geologic carbon sequestration / Alexandra B. …”

Table of Contents: “…-- 5.2 The four laws of ecology -- 5.3 Animal thermoregulation -- 5.4 Learning from intelligent designs -- 5.4.1 Natural-convection-enabled air transport -- 5.4.2 Wearing polar bear hair -- 5.4.3 Ecological buildings -- 5.4.4 Intelligent designs are complex and integrated -- Problems…”
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