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Slime
Ruth Kassinger
How Algae Created Us, Plague Us, and Just Might Save Us
★ 4.5 (11 Ratings)
◷ 21 Minutes
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Slime (2019) unlocks the mysteries of algae – that slimy stuff many of us don’t think twice about. Even though it may be a nuisance to owners of pools and aquariums, algae has a rich history in the development of both the planet and humankind. It holds some amazing potential for solving our problems with fossil fuels and the harmful emissions that are destroying our planet.
About the author
Ruth Kassinger is an award-winning writer, who has contributed to such publications as the Chicago Tribune, the Washington Post, and National Geographic Explorer. Her previous books include A Garden of Marvels and Paradise Under Glass. She has also written a variety of science and nature books for young adults.
Who might enjoy this content?
- Curious minds interested in science
- Environmentally conscious people
- Anyone concerned about the future
