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Tony Juniper interview | Just Earth book | best environmental books

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By Tony Juniper, Sarah J. Maas, George Saunders
| Bloomsbury Publishing UK
Skip to main content Free UK delivery for orders £30 and over Words by Tony Juniper | 31 Mar 2026 Tony Juniper CBE is a prominent environmental figure, active in the defence of Nature for more than 40 years. He has led major organisations, run global campaigns and advised at the highest levels of government. His books include the multi-award winning What Has Nature Ever Done For Us? and Harmony, which was co-authored with His Majesty King Charles III.
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Harmonie: Nový způsob, jak nahlížet na náš svět přehled

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By Tony Juniper, Ian Skelly, Karel III, Britský Král
| databazeknih.cz
Domů Knihy Harmonie: Nový způsob, jak nahlížet na náš svět Přehled I princ Charles, následník britského trůnu, je jenom člověk. Ani jemu se nevyhnuly životní peripetie běžných smrtelníků. Prožíval je stejně jako kdokoliv jiný.
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This is the best climate solution I’ve come across yet

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By Tony Juniper
| Comment Central Verified
Just last week, the world received yet another wake-up call when it was revealed that the pace of forest loss globally accelerated again. Up to the equivalent area of eighteen football fields a minute, from 10 a minute in 2023, marking a huge 80% increase, mostly due to wildfires. It is another sign that the world’s rainforests are struggling to adapt to a hotter climate, and, if this continues, they won’t be able to regulate it as they’ve done for millions of years.
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