ELECTRONIC GREEN JOURNAL (EGJ) is a professional, refereed publication devoted to disseminating information concerning sources on environmental protection, conservation, management of natural resources, and ecologically-balanced regional development. Environmental issues frequently cross national borders; therefore, our journal encourages the international sharing of environmental expertise. The journal serves communities as an educational environmental resource, and includes both practical and scholarly articles, bibliographies, reviews, editorial comments, and announcements.

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1. Reviewer's information; name, e-mail, title, address, phone.
Example:
Francis S. Griego (fsg@aruba.ccit.arizona.edu) Program Development Specialist, 1515 E First St. University of Arizona, Tucscon, AZ, voice:(602) 621-1031

2. Citation should follow this form:
Author. Title. Place of Publication: Publisher, Date. Number of pages. Price (US $) Type of Binding (paper, hardbound) ISBN: or ISSN: Recycled, Acid-free paper (if applicable). For journals, include publication frequency.

Example:
Palmer, Tim. The Snake River: Window to the West. Washington D.C.: Island Press, 1991. 322 pp. ISBN: 0-933280-60-2. US $34.95 cloth. Recycled, acid-free paper.

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5. Recommendation
Would you recommend the book to a particular group such as undergraduate students, professionals in a given field, or general interest readers?

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