Library's review
This captivating book outlines the history of our relationship with and dependency on oil. A historical approach to a modern issue. Glossary, Index.
Genres
Publication
Knopf Books for Young Readers (2012), Edition: 1st, 192 pages
Description
A history of the slick and foul-smelling substance that drives our existence and that becomes scarcer as our dependence on it grows.
Awards
Language
Original language
English
ISBN
0375866736 / 9780375866739
DDC/MDS
553.2 |
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