Environmental reading
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- August
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Everyone has some reading suggestions for the summer, or so it seems.
The Riverkeeper, an environmental organization dedicated to protecting the ecology of the Hudson River and the New York City watershed, has put together some “must reads” from its staff members. So if you need some help finding some non-fiction titles about protecting our local landscape and global warming this list might be for you. The first selection is Rachel Carson’s “Silent Spring.” Written more than 45 years ago, it has become a classic for anyone concerned about our environment.
Check out all of the Riverkeeper’s choices.
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A municipal reporter for The Journal News since 1997, 
One of my favorite Books on the topic of the environment.
Nature’s End.
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