A documentary that treats soil as a "living system" and introduces the potential of microbe-driven carbon cycling and soil regeneration.
A documentary that portrays the relationships among the environment, the economy, and society through agricultural and soil-management practices.
An introductory book that plainly explains the functions of soil and its connection to the environment, centered on the role of microbes in soil.
Against a backdrop of conflict between a contaminated land and humankind, a work that depicts nature's slow recovery and the limits of human intervention.
A classic that exposed the impact of chemical use on ecosystems and became a turning point for environmental science and regulation.
A foundational reference for bioremediation research that systematizes the metabolism and applications of microbes that break down petroleum hydrocarbons.
A work that depicts the clash between nature and human society without reducing it to good versus evil. Through the industry destroying the forest and the natural forces resisting it, it questions human choice and responsibility.