AN INTRODUCTION TO DEADLY COMPETITION Our subject is the history of death. Researchers have analyzed the time dynamics of numerous populations-nations, companies, products, technologies–competing to fill a niche or provide…
…United States, Stanford Institute for Higher Education Research, 1995), and the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) complex releases two major assessments of American graduate education and research (Reshaping the Graduate…
…and much transport. The question is, where will the hydrogen come from? There are two candidates, which I think compete in some ways but fit together very well in others….
…and about the combined area of the States of Washington, Oregon, and Maine, or the size of Spain. Compounding 20 more years would spare 20 million more hectares. If we…
…discussed cover only this regular salaried or compensated work and include both part-time and full-time jobs. They omit paid vacations, holidays, and sick leave, which are included in the concept…
…adding scientists to the trio of war, diplomacy, and Europe, and their presence requires comment. My comment begins with a definition of science. Science is a system of communication for…
…the placement of commas and clauses. Worse, since Rio, the central debate has been whether and how to negotiate a legally binding forest treaty. Experience in managing other international environmental…
…the experience of industrialized countries, most electricity in Africa has come through expanded use of fossil fuels. Generally, with electrification has also come a trend away from fossil fuels, primarily…
…at legally acceptable levels (4). I believe that a community-based environmental risk evaluation in Silicon Valley would show that an informed community has done a reasonable ad hoc job of characterizing and…
…community level, systems for integrating and disseminating information and providing services at the community level, and policy levers that facilitate greater flexibility to community service providers. Treating the “community as…