ARCUS Releases Second Printing of The Earth is Faster Now
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ARCUS announces the release of the second edition of The Earth is Faster Now (Krupnik and Jolly, eds. 2002) with a new 2010 forward by co-editor Igor Krupnik. The volume features ten individual studies, primarily in arctic North America, on indigenous knowledge of climate change. It includes personal observations, numerous illustrations, and photographs, as well as new recommended readings.
450 copies of the edition are now available. This reprint was funded by the NSF Office of Polar Programs Division of Arctic Sciences. The purchase price of $25.00 USD includes all shipping and handling charges. For information on how to order a copy, see: http://www.arcus.org/publications/eifn. To inquire about discounts and bulk purchases, or to place an order, contact ARCUS via email (order [at] arcus [dot] org), phone (907-474-1600), or fax (907-474-1604).