The Ecology controversy
Subtitle: opposing viewpoints
By: David L. Bender, Bruno Leone
Edition: 3rd ed., rev. and enl.
Series: Opposing viewpoints series
Publisher: Greenhaven Press
Published: 1981
Place of publication: St. Paul, Minn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 150
ISBN-13: 9780899083278
Subjects: Human ecology; Ecology
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Population growth is a threat / Steven Mumford; title: Population growth is not a threat / Edmund A. Opitz; title: The U.S. is overpopulated / USA Today; title: The U.S. is not overpopulated / Joseph A. McFalls, Jr.; title: Population: food production is a crisis situation / Carl Rowan; title: Population: food production is a controllable problem / Amata Miller; title: Environmental movement aids national interests / Kathleen Courrier; title: Evironment is not our fist priority / Roscoe Drummond; title: Three critical environmental priorities / William K. Reilly; title: Environmentalists erode our rights / Charles R. Batten; title: Environmentalists are not to blame for national problems / John B. Oakes; title: Economic growth requires environmental comprises / Lester C. Thurow; title: Our values must change / Luther P. Gerlach; title: Value changes are not needed / A. L. Jones; title: Our values hurt the environment / Joseph W. Krutch; title: Environmental extremists are dangerous / Fred Smith; title: Clean air campaign must continue / Marvin Zeldin; title: Clean air campaign must stop / John M. Eddinger; title: Polluting industries exploit third world / Barry Castleman; title: Industry helps the third world / Scott D. Palmer.