…and using the latest data from around the world, Waggoner proceeds to show how “smart farmers” can harvest more per plot and thus spare some of today’s cropland for Nature…
…60 to 70 years the world farmer reaches the average yield of today’s USA corn grower, the 10 billion people likely to live on Earth will need only half of…
…Neighborhoods in Texas: Who Lives There? Environment and Behavior 24(4):508-526. National Law Journal. 1992. Unequal Protection: The Racial Divide in Environmental Law. National Law Journal, Monday, September 21:S1-S11. Nieves, L.A. 1992. Not in…
…no means comprehensive, is the issue of scale. Geographically speaking, some environmental problems are global in scope and, as such, require national and international attention, albeit still requiring individual contributions. Some problems…
…Concurrently, worldwide NO3-nitrogen from high temperature combustion in car motors and power plants has risen 10-fold to about 20 Tg. Farmers increase crop yields with 100 to 200 kg nitrogen…
…into the North Atlantic and for its operations in Nigeria. In September, an international business and environmental magazine, Tomorrow, gave Mr. Moody-Stuart an environmental leadership award and said he had…
…Committee of the Census of Marine Life We are thrilled that the International Cosmos Prize, rooted in greenery, honors the blue world. Humanity every day has opportunities to see the…
…1 in New York Times on August 22, one of the “quotes of the day” on CNN/Time website, a live segment on CBS TV Early Show, an interview on national…
…Human Environment, J. Ausubel and D. Langford, eds., National Academy Press, Washington, D.C. Posch, M., Grübler, A., and Nakicenovic, N., Methods of Estimating S-Shaped Growth Functions, International Institute for Applied…
…modeler closed his eyes for a moment and then began to speak. “Convinced that science and technology, if wisely directed, can benefit all mankind, believing that international cooperation between national…