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The MEDEA HYPOTHESIS: Is Life on Earth Ultimately Self-Destructive?
Ward demonstrates that all but one of Earth's mass extinctions were caused by life itself. He looks at our planet's history in a new way, revealing an Earth witnessing an alarming decline in diversity and biomass--a decline driven by life's own "biocidal" tendencies. Yet life on Earth doesn't have to be lethal, and Ward shows why.
Format: Paperbound
Pages: 180
Publisher: Princeton
ISBN: 9780691165806
Item #: 9363742
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