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Environmental Issues in India – A Reader, edited by Mahesh Rangarajan and published by Pearson, contains a collection of 33 essays penned by seminal environment scholars, activists, and thinkers. Summary of the Book This title is divided into five thematic sections: Pre-colonial India, Colonial India, Independent India’s Environment, Movements and Alternatives, and Global Issues. It will educate, stimulate, and inform the lay readers. Students will especially enjoy the diverse sample of lucid essays written by some of the best-known experts in the field. About Mahesh Rangarajan Mahesh Rangarajan is an Indian author. His books have been published by several well-known publishing houses. Some of the titles compiled by Rangarajan are: India’s Wildlife History, India’s Environmental History, Environmental History: As If Nature Existed and The Oxford Anthology of Indian Wildlife: Watching and Conserving. About Pearson Education Pearson Education has been publishing books of all genres, including science, technology, law, business, humanities and others. It has been educating more than a hundred million people across the world. Some of the books published by Pearson are: Decision Support and Business Intelligence systems, Electromagnetic Field Theory, Computer Architecture and Organization, Managing Business Process Flows, and A Critical Companion to Compulsory English.