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There is a variety of delicious food in the world, but it is not an unlimited resource. Full-color photographs and achievable text guide readers as they discover the importance of being careful with food waste, occasionally opting for a meat-free meal option, and buying foods locally when possible. A glossary is included to clarify any words a reader might not know, an index helps reader independently explore the text, and fact boxes and graphic organizers further inform young readers. With achievable action points for early learners, this is an excellent introduction to environmental activism.

Did you know one-tenth of all power in a house is used by items that consume power even when they're switched off? Remembering to unplug these items, or closing the refrigerator door when it's not necessary to have it open, are two simple ways to save energy. Readers learn those facts and many more in this empowering guide to be an active citizen of this planet, as crucial advice is included alongside full-color photographs, fact boxes, and graphic organizers. A glossary and index contain words to broaden readers' vocabularies and key terms found throughout.

Readers have probably heard that they should "reduce, reuse, and recycle" before, but what exactly does each word mean? Budding environmentalists find the answer in this guide to environmental activism. This achievable and vibrant volume teaches young readers the importance of responsibly taking care of their things and preventing unnecessary waste of materials, and educates them on crucial science vocabulary and concepts in the process. Full-color photographs and age-appropriate fact boxes guide readers as they learn how to protect Earth through the careful consumption of limited resources.

Preserving the air humans breathe is essential, as pollutants in the air have caused the quality of it to deteriorate. In addition, carbon emissions have played a large part in global warming and climate change. In this engaging volume, young readers learn about many things that produce emissions, including eating meat, buying lots of new clothes, and riding in engine-powered vehicles. Achievable text, graphic organizers, and fact boxes provides readers with empowering and age-appropriate advice on ways to decrease their carbon emissions, and vibrant photographs remind readers that they are not alone in taking steps against climate change.