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2.‘Growing Trees from Seed’ by Henry Kock et. al is a crash course in ecology and native fruits and seeds. Perfect for those wondering how to begin a native plant forest!

1. In ‘The Healing Power of Forests’ Miyawaki describes the philosophy, ecology, and necessity of policies of ecological design, centering sustainable native tree planting.

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2. What can be done to fix the ocean acidification problem? Climate fiction writer Nancy Lord approaches the question from an unexpected angle. Lord's book follows a marine biologist on an expedition where ocean acidification becomes impossible to ignore.

1. Marine biologist Helen Scales brings the awe-inspiring ocean under the spotlight and reveals the ways the ocean ecosystem is connected to planetary health.

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Reductions in carbon emissions are vital to mitigating ocean acidification and preserving the world's oceans.

Ocean acidification occurs when the ocean’s pH reduces over an extended period, primarily caused by the increase in atmospheric CO2. Animals and plants are harmed by lower pH which inhibits the building of shells and skeletons.

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2. 'The Earth is Faster Now: Indigenous Observations of Arctic Environmental Change' is a collection of perspectives from Indigenous Arctic peoples on the changing climate and its effects on their home.

1. 'Powers Which We Do Not Know: The Gods and Spirits of the Inuit' is a comparative study of religions of Inuit peoples across the Arctic.

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