Solutions for an environment in peril
By: edited by Anthony B. Wolbarst.
Contributors: Wolbarst, Anthony B.
Publisher: The Johns Hopkins University Press; Johns Hopkins University Press; Brand: The Johns Hopkins University Press
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Baltimore
Language: eng
Number of pages: 214
Subjects: Environmental degradation; Environmental protection
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The climate for environmentalism: principles for the new millennium / Kathryn S. Fuller; title: Environment, population, sustainable development: where do we go from here? / Gaylord A. Nelson; title: Protection, yes. But against whom? For whom? / Garrett Hardin; title: Is the population explosion over? / Ben J. Wattenberg; title: Ethics and social regulation in America / William D. Ruckelshaus; title: U.S. environmental conservation, preservation, and restoration agency / David R. Brower; title: Community-based conservation / Jon Roush; title: How to save the world... or at least our corner of it / William H. Meadows; title: What is to be done about the environment? / Ted Turner; title: Confronting biotic impoverishment / Thomas E. Lovejoy; title: How not to parachute more cats: saving the earth for fun and profit / Amory B. Lovins; title: Free-market environmentalism: protecting the environment via private property / Fred L. Smith; title: Human-caused climate warming: implications for practically everything / Jerry D. Mahlman; title: Future directions in environmental risk analysis / Max Baucus; title: Risk communication: evolution and revolution / Vincent T. Covello and Peter M. Sandman; title: Symbols of hope for environmental sustainability / Jane Goodall; title: The EPA's seven cardinal rules of effective risk communication.