Announcing Vital Signs Online
From the boardroom to the classroom, Vital Signs Online is an essential tool to bring your research or presentation to the next level.
Good decision making is based on hard data and insightful analysis that helps you minimize risks and maximize success. Vital Signs Online brings this together in one place, providing data over time along with concise and thoughtful analysis of the most critical global trends for business leaders, policymakers, students, and engaged citizens.
Vital Signs Online is an interactive, subscription-based system that provides hard data and research-based insights on the sustainability trends that are shaping our future—all in one place.
An annual subscription to Vital Signs Online includes:
- Unlimited access to more than 30 sustainability trends in five categories: Food and Agriculture; Energy and Transportation; Environment and Climate; Global Economy and Resources; and Population and Society
- Worldwatch’s highly respected, clear analysis for each trend
- Presentation-ready charts and graphs that can be customized
- Excel spreadsheets that allow data manipulation for instructional and comparative purposes according to personal or organizational needs
- Full endnote referencing
Worldwatch is slated to launch this new subscription service by fall 2009.
"Vital Signs...provides the most straightforward and reliable environmental, economic, and social information available on the entire planet Earth. Vital Signs delivers...facts illuminated by contexts and interconnections, often revealing causes of the problems, and pointing the way towards solutions that work."-Michael Pastore, ePublishers Weekly
For a limited time, you can read newly updated 2009 trends as well as purchase full individual trends and datasets released last year. This offer will end when the new system is launched later this year.
2009 Vital Signs Online Trends
Environment & Climate
Natural Disasters Continue Steady Rise
One-Fifth of Coral Reefs Lost
Energy & Transportation
Global Auto Industry in Crisis
Solar Power Shows Strongest Year Yet
Population & Society
2008 Trends Available for a Limited Time
Environment & Climate
Weather Related Disasters
Ocean Pollution
Climate Change's Effect on Biodiversity
Invasive Species
Endangered Species
Bottled Water
Sustainable Communities/Ecovillages
Ozone Hole
Carbon Emissions
Energy & Transportation
Fossil Fuel Use
Oil Consumption
Nuclear Power
Wind Energy
Solar Energy
Biofuel Production
Vehicle Production
Bicycle Production
Air Travel
Compact Fluorescent Lighting
Combined Heat and Power
Food & Agriculture
Grain Production
Soybean Production
Meat Production
Fish Harvests/Aquaculture
Egg Production
Irrigation
Concentration of Agribusiness
Avian Flu
Genetically Modified Crops
Population & Society
Population Growth
Urbanization
Millennium Development Goals
Literacy
HIV/AIDS
Malaria
Male Reproductive Health
Armed Conficts
Peacekeeping
Nuclear Arsenals
Child Mortality
Environmental Refugees

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