Our land, ourselves Book

I read the 7th edition of this for a university course in Environmental Health and just finished it. While it had some interesting topics and insightful information it felt slightly disorganized. Each chapter covered a separate topic but sometimes the paragraphs within each would feel repetitive. You would read through, get a few paragraphs further, but then feel like you just read the same information two sections ago. At times the information seemed wordier than necessary as well. But there are small nuggets of surprising detail mixed within. And I can't help but feel that, in many of the environmental dilemmas presented, there is little to be accomplished from the recommended changes. It seems, rather, that any solution taken will lead to more complex or new environmental issues to combat.