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For the disabled there are thousands of ramps to nowhere. The roads that, for the rest of us, lead to education, employment, recreation and to basic needs such as restrooms, hotels and restaurants, are dead ends for them. Their impediment to access violates basic civil rights provided for by the Americans with Disabilities Act adopted more than twenty years ago and never fulfilled. Discrimination today for the disabled is no longer ignorant but knowledgeable and must end. A Ramp to Nowhere is a heartfelt, eye-opening personal chronicle of a family's struggle with their son's disabling...

The Tool Family History Series focuses on the value of the individual while emphasizing the need for community.

This book explores the theory of ecogeomorphic pattern-process linkages, using case studies from Europe, Africa, Australia and North America. Sets forth a research agenda for the emerging field of ecogeomorphology in drylands land-degradation studies.