Population and Communities
by Ben Block on May 16, 2008 Marina Silva, a staunch supporter of sustainable development in the Brazilian Amazon, was often at odds with pro-development leaders in the Brazilian government.
by Robert Engelman on May 12, 2008
Overpopulation can be understood by the costly diets of our many feline friends.
by Robert Engelman on May 5, 2008 To understand population, one must first understand Thomas "Bob" Malthus.
by Robert Engelman on April 24, 2008 Does population growth eventually run into the limits of food production?
by Ben Block on April 22, 2008 New conservation technology advances efforts to preserve the island's diverse ecosystems.
by Robert Engelman on April 21, 2008 World population has doubled since the first Earth Day. Does that mean worries about population growth were groundless, or that we're in more peril today than in the past?
by Gary Gardner on April 15, 2008 Pope Benedict may nudge policymakers and the public to embrace sustainability during his United States visit.
by Ben Block on April 9, 2008 The Brazilian government is stepping-up anti-deforestation measures. But without sufficient financial compensation, soy farmers and cattle ranchers may respond with violence rather than compliance. Part 1 of 3.
by Yingling Liu on March 31, 2008 For legal professionals, representing environmental victims in today's
China is more a philanthropic deed than a profitable endeavor.
by Yingling Liu on March 21, 2008
As sport utility vehicles (SUVs) become increasingly unpopular in
Europe and the United States, they are capturing the
attention of an expanding class of Chinese consumers: the new rich.
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