Book · 2017 · Lake ecology
The death and life of the Great Lakes
Why people recommend it
The death and life of the Great Lakes by Dan Egan is a compelling non-fiction book that explores the profound ecological changes and human interventions that have reshaped the North American Great Lakes. On The Book Review podcast, host Gilbert Cruz discussed the title during the episode titled Paris, London and New York in the Age of Revolution. Cruz welcomed author Dan Egan to the program from Milwaukee to examine the extensive man-made transformations altering the region. Throughout the segment, the host highlighted the importance of the work and noted the critical questions raised by the author regarding the fragility and future of these massive freshwater ecosystems. Toward the conclusion of the interview, Cruz reminded listeners of the title, emphasizing its relevance to environmental journalism and regional history.
Who recommended it
- Gilbert Cruz Recommended
Gilbert Cruz — 6 mentions
“how has man-made intervention transformed the Great Lakes author Dan Egan will be here to discuss his important new book the death and life of the Great Lakes”
“how has man-made intervention transformed the Great Lakes author Dan Egan will be here to discuss his important new book the death and life of the Great Lakes”
“Dan Egan joins us now from Milwaukee his new book is called the death and life of the Great Lakes Dan thank you for being here”
“Dan Egan joins us now from Milwaukee his new book is called the death and life of the Great Lakes Dan thank you for being here”
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