High School Resources: STEM | Earth and Environment | Ethics
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Human Geography: People
and the Environment,
1st Edition
Gale | 2 volumes
March 2013
eISBN: 9781414491387
ISBN: 9781414491356
Human Geography: People And The
Environment includes over 200
thematically arranged entries, written
in an engaging style by academic
subject experts, reviewed by an
academic editor, and designed to be
an accessible, wide-ranging reference
specifically intended for high school
Advanced Placement Geography
students and teachers. Sidebars cover
case studies relevant to the theories
and models discussed in the entries,
and show relationships to the
U.N. Millennium Development Goals.
Callouts emphasize key points in the
entries. Full-color images, maps, charts,
graphs, other visual data sets, and an
index help users make sense of the
demographic and statistical data
discussed in the entries.
Bioethics, 4th Edition
Macmillan Reference USA | 6 volumes
May 2014
eISBN: 9780028662121
ISBN: 9780028662053
" The comprehensive,
interdisciplinary coverage
of this broad field makes
this informative and thought-
provoking resource an
outstanding choice for both
academic and public libraries."
— Booklist
With its initial publication in 1978, the
Encyclopedia of Bioethics became the
first reference to focus solely on a then-
burgeoning field. The first edition won
the Dartmouth Medal, the second (1995)
received honorable mention, and the set
remains the standard reference on
bioethics for teachers, students, and
those in health care, philosophy,
environmentalism, law, and religious
studies. The 4th edition offers
hundreds of revisions or addenda and
more than 100 new or rewritten entries.
Revised articles explain the events,
as well as legislative changes of the
past decade.
Ethics, Science, Technology,
and Engineering: A Global
Resource, 2nd Edition
Macmillan Reference USA | 4 volumes
September 2014
eISBN: 9780028662138
ISBN: 9780028661964
New fields of ethical reflection—
computer ethics, environmental ethics,
communication ethics, and genethics—
are emerging to deal with the world that
science and technology have created.
Ethics, Science, Technology, and Engineering:
A Global Resource addresses this breadth
of ethical issues. Written for the non-
specialist, it is rich enough to interest
a range of users. Under the guidance
of environmental planning,
communications, engineering,
biology, and management, this
illustrated encyclopedia collects the
work of some 400 contributors from
around the world, including scientists,
engineers, philosophers, and individuals
in business and government, as well
as 13 national and international
ethics centers.
