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Lewis H. Lapham. Ignorance of Things Past: who wins and who loses when we forget American History." Harper's Magazine. May 2012 pgs 26-33.

Factory Farm Map. Site provides in depth information on factory farming. Much of the data is broken out by state.

Living on Earth. "Living on Earth with Steve Curwood is the weekly environmental news and information program distributed by Public Radio International. Every week approximately 300 Public Radio stations broadcast Living on Earth's news, features, interviews and commentary on a broad range of ecological issues."

National Security Implications of Climate Change for U.S. Naval Forces Committee This is a prepublication copy and also available on this site

The Breathing Earth. CO2 emissions, birth rate & death rate simulation © David Bleja 2006-2010.

WorldWatch Institute. Worldwatch Institute delivers the insights and ideas that empower decision makers to create an environmentally sustainable society that meets human needs. Worldwatch focuses on the 21st-century challenges of climate change, resource degradation, population growth, and poverty by developing and disseminating solid data and innovative strategies for achieving a sustainable society.

BP 'not prepared' for deep-water spill. Ed Crooks, Financial Times. 6/02/2010.

BP Bets the Planet--We Lose. Terry Allen. In These Times. 6/10/2010.

Sudan 101 reproduced here as one document.

ICE snaps up Climate Exchange for £395m. Jeremy Grant & Hal Weitzman. Financial Times. 4/30/2010.

Pentagon in Race for Raw Materials: Stockpiling Minerals Takes on Greater Urgency as Global Supply Gets Squeezed. Liam Plevin. Wall Street Journal. 5/03/2010.

DEVELOPMENT-INDIA: Farmers Vs Coca-Cola in Water Wars. Ranjit Devraj. IPS. 10/01/2009.

The Other Nuclear Survivors. Gwyn Kirk, Foreign Policy In Focus. 3/02/2010.

Huge rise in birth defects in Falluja. Martin Chulov. Guardian. 11/13/2009.

UGANDA: "Mount Elgon Eviction Has Reduced Us to Beggars". Wambi Michael. IPS. 11/13/2009.

Hunger. World Food Program. 2009. Food has never before existed in such abundance, so why are 1.02 billion people in the world going hungry?

New Economics Foundation: Nef is an independent think-and-do tank aimed at improving quality of life by promoting innovative solutions that challenge mainstream thinking on economic, environment and social issues. We work in partnership and put people and the planet first.

Recession barely dents 'eco-debt' . Judith Burns. BBC. 9/25/2009.

Feds document shrinking San Joaquin Valley aquifer. Matt Weiser. Sacramento Bee. 7/13/2009.

Wish You Weren't Here: The Devastating Effects of the New Colonialists. Paul Vallely. Independent/UK. 8/10/2009.

The Sermilik fjord in Greenland: a chilling view of a warming world. Patrick Barkham. Guardian/UK. 9/01/2009.

Wish You Weren't Here: The Devastating Effects of the New Colonialists. Paul Vallely. BBC. 8/10/2009.

Averting a perfect storm of shortages. Stephen Mulvaney. BBC. 8/24/2009.

From rebel-held Congo to beer can. Thomas Fessy & Mark Doyle. BBC. 4/09/2009.

City air pollution 'shortens life'. Humphrey Hawksley. Guardian. 4/12/2009.

Chemical pollutants likely culprits in rising birth defects. Roxanne Chan & Sarah Petras. Anchorage Daily News. 8/25/2008.

Officials in Three States Pin Water Woes on Gas Drilling. Abraham Lustgarten. ProPublica. 6/09/2009.

Nigeria: Petroleum, Pollution, and Poverty in the Niger Delta. Amnesty International. 6/30/2009.

Amnesty Attacks Oil Industry for Decades of Damage in Niger Delta. Nick Mathiason. Guardian/UK. 6/30/2009.

Costa Rica is World's Greenest, Happiest Country. Ashley Seager. Observer/UK. 7/05/2009.

The Case Against Shell in Nigeria. Site tracking the complaints of the Wiwa of Nigeria against Shell Oil Company.

In Search of Shelter: Mapping the Effects of Climate Change on Human Migration and Displacement. CARE. May 2009. research copy (36pgs)

Climate change biggest threat to health, doctors say. Sarah Boseley. Guardian/UK. 5/13/2009.

Pollution, Race, and Poverty. James Kwak. Baseline Scenario. 5/05/09.

A U.S. Hog Giant Transforms Eastern Europe. Doreen Carvajal and Stephen Castle. NY Times. 5/05/09.

Global crisis 'to strike by 2030'. Christine McGourty BBC. 3/19/2009. Population and resources on a collision course.

Elastoplast solution to African water crisis not working. EDIE. 3/27/2009.

CNN Planet Peril : World Water Crisis. World water crisis CNN's Isha Sesay speaks with Dr. Peter Gleick, president of the Pacific Institute, about the world's water problems. 10/27/07 4:41.

Oil War' Rages in Niger Delta. NTDTV. 9/17/2008. (2:03)

Mass migrations and war: Dire climate scenario. Charles Hanley. AP. 2/21/2009.

Climate Fears Are Driving 'Ecomigration' Across Globe. Shankar Vedantam. Washington Post. 2/23/2009.

FightingFTAS.org. "Fighting FTAs: the growing resistance to bilateral free trade and investment agreements" is a collaborative document on tree trade acts and resistance to them. Excellent resource page, and an excellent document.

GRAIN Resource Page - GRAIN is an international non-governmental organisation (NGO) which promotes the sustainable management and use of agricultural biodiversity based on people's control over genetic resources and local knowledge.

Amazon Cattle Footprint: Mato Grosso - State of Destruction. Greenpeace Report. 1/29/2009. Research report on the impact of expanding cattle ranching in Brazil

The War Against Water Bottles. Don Peat. Toronto Star. 1/25/2009.

China dams reveal flaws in climate-change weapon. Joe McDonald & Charles Hanley. AP. 1/25/2009.

World's highest drug levels entering India stream. Margie Mason. AP. 1/26/2009.

EAST AFRICA: Even Fish Heads Are Now Unaffordable. Wambi Michael. International Press Service. 1/16/2009.

Lead for car batteries poisons an African town. Heidi Vogt. Associated Press. 1/03/2009.

Global warming is just the tip of the iceberg. James Lee. 1/06/2009. Sacramento Bee.

Lead for car batteries poisons an African town . Heidi Vogt. AP. 1/03/2009.

Where the Waters Are Rising. Madeline Nash. Time. 4/18/2005.

Sinking island's nationals seek new home. CNN. 11/11/2008.

Canada's black gold oil rush. Sarah Shenker. BBC. 12/10/2008.

Drought parches much of the U.S., may get worse. John Blake. CNN. 12/15/2008.

Canada's 'dirty oil' challenge. Sarah Shenker. BBC. 12/11/2008.

Insecurity drives farm purchases abroad. David Montero. Christian Science Monitor. 12/22/2008.

From Global Crisis to "Global Government". Andrew Marshall. Global Research. 12/20/2008.

Amazon pollution case could cost Chevron billions. Frank Bajak. AP. 12/20/2008.

How the West's Energy Boom Could Threaten Drinking Water for 1 in 12 Americans. Abraham Lustgarten. ProPublica. 12/21/2008.

Consequences Of Global Warming Hits Hardest At Those With The Least. Rowan Wolf. 11/20/2005.

Environmental collapse - sooner not later. Rowan Wolf, 2/04/2004.

Guardians: Indigenous Peoples and Climate Change. Victoria Tauli-Corpuz. Culture & Survival. # 32.2. 2008.

The Black Mesa Controversy. Enei Begaye. Culture & Survival. #29.4, 2005.

Toxic Tour: A Visit to Waste-Dumping Sites Shows UN Conference to Be Ignoring Environmental Racism. Deepa Fernandes. Village Voice. 8/28/2001.

Culture & Survival. Promotes the rights, voices, and visions of indigenous peoples. Publications, resources, and research support.

Contamination of American Rivers Triggers International Complaint. Alberto Saldamando. Culture & Survival. #29.4, 2005.

The Effects of the GATT/WTO in World Resource Allocation:A Case Study that Uses both Raw and Processed Timber Resources -Conservation/Deforestation Explored. Helen-Eagle Norwin. Electronic Green Journal. Issue 16, 2002.

Electronic Green Journal. Peer reviewed digital journal on environmental issues.

Environment and Morality: Confronting Environmental Racism in the United States. Robert Bullard. UNRISD. 2004. (pdf 42 pgs).

The Institute for Policy Studies. Independent research organization the turns "ideas into action for peace, justice and the environment." Wide ranging series of research and reports.

Descending the Oil Peak: Navigating the Transition from Oil and Natural Gas. Peak Oil Advisory Taskforce. City of Portland, OR. March 2007.

Global Trends 2025: A Transformed World. National Intelligence Council. Nov. 2008. 120pg pdf report of the possible futures of 2025.

Buried Secrets: Is Natural Gas Drilling Endangering U.S. Water Supplies? Abraham Lustgarten. ProPublica. 11/13/2008.

'We consider ourselves heroes' - a Somali pirate speaks. Xen Rice & Abdiqani Hassan. Guardian/UK. 11/22/2008.

Rich countries launch great land grab to safeguard food supply. Julian Border. Guardian/UK. 11/22/2008.

Monsanto Beets Down Opposition. Kari Lydersen. In These Times. 11/21/2008. GM crops in Oregon's Willamette Valley.

Equity Atlas for Portland, Oregon. By Regional Equity Atlas Project. Coalition for a Livable Future. 2007.

California Green Innovation Index. Next 10. November 2008. Analysis of the impact of global warming on California. (original)

An Ocean of Plastic. News Hour, 11/13/2008. Explores the continent size collection of debris in the Pacific Gyre. (9:29)

Acid Test: Can We Save Our Oceans from CO2? (original). Ellycia Harrould-Kolieb and Jacqueline Savitz. Oceana. 10/2008.

Global Witness. Organization focused on exposing the links between natural resources, international trade, and conflict. Has some excellent research.

DEVELOPMENT-ANGOLA: Building Sustainable Water Systems. Louise Redvers. IPS. 10/01/2008.

ENVIRONMENT: Companies Scramble for Ever-Scarcer Resources. Wolfgang Kerler. IPS. 10/01/2008.

Double Edged Prices. OXFAM 10/13/2008. Lessons from the food price crisis: 10 actions developing countries should take. (original)

Institute for Policy Studies (IPS) focus is on peace and justice issues.

Unease over Guatemalan gold rush. Bill Law. BBC. 8/21/08.

SOUTH PACIFIC: Climate Change Refugees Look to Australia, N.Z.. Stephen de Tarczynski. InterPress Services. 9/01/2008.

Ecuador Constitution Would Grant Inalienable Rights To Nature. Eoin O'Carroll. Christian Science Monitor. 9/04/2008.

Your Flat Screen Has (Greenhouse) Gas. Emily Udell. In These Times. 8/11/2008.

On a planet 4C hotter, all we can prepare for is extinction. Oliver Tickell. Guardian/UK. 8/11/2008.

Amazon Rainforest Threatened By New Wave of Oil and Gas Exploration. Iam Sample. Guardian/UK. 8/13/2008.

Climate change? Blame your stuff. Scott Learn. Oregonian. 8/01/2008.

KENYA: Water Studies - But Where Are the Water Supplies?. Rosalia Omungo. Inter Press Services. 6/02/2008.

Africa's Unnatural Disaster. Sameer Dossani. Foreign Policy in Focus. 6/26/2008.

Got Water? Elizabeth de la Vargas. Mother Jones. 7/22/2008.

$40bn shortfall in Africa aid endangers 5 million lives. Tracy McVeigh. Guardian/UK. 6/15/2008.

Illegal dumping plagues some Los Angeles neighborhoods. Robert J. Lopez. LA Times. 6/16/2008.

Destroying African Agriculture. Walden Bello. Foreign Policy in Focus. 6/03/2008.

Bioenergy: Fuelling the food crisis?. Stephanie Holmes. BBC. 6/04/2008.

Price rises hit Indonesia parents. Lucy Williamson. BBC. 6/04/2008.

Monsanto Seeks Big Increase in Crop Yields. Andrew Pollack, NY Times. 6/05/2008.

Boeing, Dow Chemical Fined 926 Million Over Nuclear Pollution. Agence France Presse. 6/04/2008.

Sex trade traffickers get busy among cyclone orphans. Anne-Claire Duffay. The First Post/UK. 5/14/2008.

Some rural communities pushed to the edge by high cost of fuel. Tom Kizzia & Tom Hopkins. Anchorage Daily News. 5/16/2008.

World's Wildlife and Environment Already Hit by Climate Change, Major Study Shows. Ian Sample. Guardian/UK. 5/15/2008.

An Epidemic of Extinctions: Decimation of Life on Earth. Independent/UK. 5/16/2008.

Shrinking the Carbon Footprint of Metropolitan America. Brookings Institution "Blueprint for American Prosperity Series. 5/2008. (Original) Summary Tables of Cities Carbon Footprint)

Environmental collapse - sooner not later. Rowan Wolf. 2/2004.

Is Water Becoming 'The New Oil'?. Marc Clayton. Chrisitan Science Monitor. 5/30/08

Coal in the United States: America Approaching Peak Coal. Richard Heinberg. IntelDaily. 5/30/2008.

Economic Toll Mounts From High Oil Prices. Graham Bowley & David Jolly. NY Times. 5/23/2008.

BIODIVERSITY: Indigenous Peoples Fight Theft. Julio Godoy. Inter Press Service. 5/24/2008.

Family Seed Business Takes On Goliath of Genetic Modification. Marian Scott. The Edmonton Journal (Canada). 5/25/2008.

Oil: A Global Crisis. Geoffrey Lean. Independent/UK. 5/25/2008.

Chemical Weapons Come Home. Stan Cox. Chronogram. 4/25/2008.

National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR)

Synthesis and Assessment Product 4.3 (SAP 4.3): The Effects of Climate Change on Agriculture, Land Resources, Water Resources, and Biodiversity in the United States. National Center for Atmospheric Research. May 2008,

WorldWatch Institute. Research on environment, and social implications of global warming and resource issues,

ENERGY-AFRICA: From Kerosene to the LED, O-HUB and O-BOX. Stephen Leahy. Inter Press Service. 5/08/2008.

ENVIRONMENT-BRAZIL: Controversy Over Indigenous Land and Biofuels. Mario Osava. Inter Press Service. 5/08/2008.

CHINA: Buying Farmland Abroad, Ensuring Food Security. Antoaneta Bezlova. Inter Press Service. 5/09/2008.

US Urged to Reform Foreign Aid. Ida Wahlstrom. One World. 5/09/2008.

"Literally, This Is Energy From Dirt". Inter Press Service. 5/10/2008.

World's Giants to Alter Food Equation. Evan Osnos & Laurie Goering. Chicago Tribune. 5/11/2008.

Harmful Chemical Wafts Off Your TV. Scott Streater. Seattle Post-Intelligencer. 5/11/2008.

Tornado might sound death knell for Oklahoma town. Kevin Murphy. KC Star. 5/12/2008.

Environmental Cost of Shipping Groceries Around the World. Elizabeth Rosenthal. NY Times. 4/26/2008.

RIGHTS: Native People Warn U.N. of Biofuels Disaster. Haider Rizvi. Inter Press Service. 4/30/2008.

UN: Biofuel Production 'Criminal Path' to Global Food Crisis. Environmental News Service. 4/29/2008.

Chevron Complicit in Abuses in Burma - Rights Lobby. Marwaan Macan-Markar. Inter Press Services. 4/20/2008.

Putting Meat on the Table: Industrial Farm Animal Production in America

Oil Majors Rapped Over Secrecy, Corruption. Abid Aslam. International Press Service. 4/30/2008.

Oxygen-poor ocean zones are growing. Kenneth Weiss. LA Times. 5/02/2008.

Major Arctic sea ice melt is expected this summer. Randolf Schmid. Associated Press. 5/02/2008.

Sinking Without Trace: Australia's Climate Change Victims. Independent/UK. 5/05/2008.

Load Up the Pantry. Brett Arends. Wall Street Journal. 4/21/2008.

Food Rationing Confronts Breadbasket of the World. Josh Gerstein. NY Sun. 4/21/2008.

Biofuels starving our people, leaders tell UN. Allegra Stratton. Guardian/UK. 4/28/2008.

India rules out new farm debt aid. BBC. 4/22/2008.

Estimating Mortality Risk Reduction and Economic Benefits from Controlling Ozone Air Pollution. National Academy of Science. 4/2008.

Scientists: Smog contributes to premature death. AP. 4/22/2008. Link to report summary

The Great Shopping Spree, R.I.P.. Robert J. Samuelson. Newsweek. 4/28/2008.

Bangladesh Faces Climate Change Refugee Nightmare. Masud Karim. Reuters. 4/14/2008.

DEVELOPMENT: Reinventing Agriculture. Stephen Leahy. IPS. 4/15/2008.

Executive Summary of the Synthesis Report of the International Assessment of Agricultural Knowledge, Science and
Technology for Development (IAASTD)
. PDF. Report on traditional vs industrial agriculture, original report site

Exposed: The Great GM Crops Myth. Geoffrey Lean. Independent/UK. 4/20/2008.

DEVELOPMENT: Reinventing Agriculture. Stephen Leahy. International Press Service. 4/15/2008.

The World Bank's Carbon Deals. Janet Redman. Foreign Policy In Focus. 4/10/2008.

Food Price Rises Threaten Global Security - UN. David Adam. Independent/UK. 4/09/2008.

Polar Cities a Haven in Warming World?. Andrew Revkin. NT Times. 3/30/2008.

As Jobs Vanish and Prices Rise, Food Stamp Use Nears Record. Erik Eckholm. NY Times. 3/31/2008,

How much will it cost to fix the climate? The numbers vary. Brad Knickerbocker. Christian Science Monitor. 3/27/2008.

Asian rice crisis starts to bite. Hannah Belcher. Al Jazeera. 3/29/2008.

High Rice Cost Creating Fears of Asia Unrest. Keith Bradsher. NY Times. 3/29/2008.

DEVELOPMENT: A Winding Journey From Seed to Plate. Matt Homer. International Press Service.

Time runs out for islanders on global warming's front line. Douglass McDougall. Guardian/UK. 3/30/2008.

Hopes fade for Tanzanian miners. Al Jazeera. 3/30/2008.

Grain prices soar globally. Daniel Ten Kate. Christian Science Monitor. 3/25/2008.

The Military-Petroleum Complex. Nick Turse. Foreign Policy In Focus. 3/24/2008.

Food prices rising across the world. CNN. 3/25/2008.

Mining forces out thousands in SA. BBC. 3/25/2008.

Mexico plans water supply boost. BBC. 3/25/2008.

Scorned trash pickers become global environmental force. Jack Chang. McClatchy. 3/24/2008.

BRAZIL: Growing Foreign Appetite for Land. Mario Osava. International Press Service. 3/24/2008.

Q&A: EU and U.S. Offering Special WTO Deal to Lure South Africa. International Press Service. 3/25/2008.

UN food agency issues emergency plea for $500m. Owen Bowcott. Guardian/UK. 3/25/2009

'Last wave' for wild golden frog. BBC. 2/02/2008.

Iraq Conflict Has Killed A Million Iraqis: Survey. Reuters. 1/31/2008.

Population Growth Is a Threat. But It Pales Against the Greed of the Rich. George Monbiot. Guardian/UK. 1/29/2008.

Urbanization threatens Namibia's traditional Himba culture. Stephanie Hanes. Christian Science Monitor. 2/05/2008.

Ban Ki-moon Warns That Water Shortages Are Increasingly Driving Conflicts. UN News Centre. 2/06/2008.

RIGHTS-BRAZIL: Pantanal Indians Threatened by Deforestation. Mario Osava. IPS. 2/09/2008.

True scale of C0â‚‚emissions from shipping revealed. John Vidal. Guardian/UK. 2/13/2008.

Cereal prices hit poor countries. BBC. 2/14/2008.

The art of Chris Jordan. The environment and the culture of consumption.

Drug Traces Common in Tap Water. AP. 3/10/2008.

Carbon Output Must Near Zero To Avert Danger, New Studies Say. Juliet Eilperin. Washington Post. 3/10/2008.

Overwhelmingly White, the Green Movement is Reaching For The Rainbow. Paula Bock. 3/10/2008. Seattle Times.

Grain Farmer Claims Moral Victory in Seed Battle Against Monsanto. Matt Hartley. Globe & Mail (Canada), 3/20/2008.

Peru Tribe Battles Oil Giant Over Pollution. Peter Collyns, BBC. 3/24/2008.

Americas Slave Labor. Christopher Moraff. In These Times. 1/17/2008.

The Incredible Shrinking Paycheck. Nancy Cleeland. The Nation. 2/20/2008.

Running the Numbers. Art reflecting the waste of U.S. consumer culture by Chris Jordan.

Encyclopedia of Life. Site dedicated to cataloging every living species.

Blue Planet Project. Water resource issues.

The Global Water Crisis and the Coming Battle for the Right to Water. Maude Barlow. Foreign Policy in Focus. 2/25/2008.

Sex-Changing Chemicals Make Male Starlings Sing Sweet Songs. Brandon Keim. Wired News. 2/29/2008.

Solar Energy Firms Leave Waste Behind in China. Ariana Eunjung Cha. Washington Post. 3/09/2008.

A Global Need for Grain That Farms Can’t Fill. David Strietfeld. NY Times. 3/09/2008.

The Story of Stuff. Annie Leonard. Environmental video.

"You Can See the Whole Hemisphere Breathing". An Interview with Dr. Ralph Keeling. IPS. 2/08/2008.

Ban Ki-moon Warns That Water Shortages Are Increasingly Driving Conflicts. UN News Center. 2/06/2008.

Pantanal Indians Threatened by Deforestation. Mario Osava. IPS. 2/09/2008.

Environmental quality low in London's deprived areas. Environmental Data Interactive Exchange (EDIE). 2.04.2008.

The Dire Side of Rising Food Prices. Michael Nizza. NY Times. 1/30/2008.

Drought Could Force Nuke-Plant Shutdowns. Mitch Weiss. AP. 1/23/2008.

Prius Designer Says Toyota-Led Industry Must Lose Oil Addiction. John Lippert and Alan Ohnsman. Bloomberg. 1/23/2008.

Climate change may spark conflict between nations. John Reid. Independent. 2/28/2006.

Climate scientists issue dire warning. David Adam. Guardian. 2/28/2006.

Arctic summers ice-free 'by 2013'. Jonathan Amos. BBC. 12/12/2007.

Food and Fuel Compete for Land. Andrew Martin. NY Times, 12/18/07.

Human Development Reports main site - multiple reports and country reports.

Carbon Footprint features from the UN Human Development Reports.

Fighting Climate Change: human solidarity in a divided world. UN Human Development Report 2007/2008. 399 pages

Oregon Chosen for Peak Sun Solar Facility. Oregonian. 11/25/07.

Carbon Monitoring for Action (CARMA). Resources on CO2 emissions from power generation world-wide.

Peak Moment TV. Each program is approximately 25 minutes long. The issues cover primarily peak oil related issues, and community solutions.

A Heavy Toll From Disease Fuels Suspicion and Anger. Bolton, NYT. 10/07/07.

Danger to children from food and drink additives is exposed. Smithers, Guardian. 9/06/07.

Greensumption video by International Forum on Gloabalization. 8/30/07.

Jeans blues in Mexico. Franc Contreraa. Al Jazeera, 8/24/07.

Human tide: the real migration crisis. Christina Aid Society. May 2007.

UNFPA - state of world population 2006

Kenyan Farmers' Fate Caught Up in U.S. Aid Rules. Celia Dugger. NY Times. 7/31/07

Power Play - Nuclear power series from MSNBC 1/23/07-1/26/07:

Mike Stuckey New nuclear power ‘wave’ — or just a ripple? How millions for lobbying, campaigns helped fuel U.S. industry's big plans.

Mike Stuckey Sen. Pete Domenici: nuclear renaissance man Long-serving lawmaker is driving force behind U.S. industry's rebirth

Mike Stuckey U.S. plan for nuclear cartel faces reality check Expense, technical challenges threaten to keep GNEP in starting gate

Mike Stuckey Nuclear energy's French connection Ambitious Areva is second to none at American-style power politics

John Schoen Does nuclear power now make financial sense? Industry must persuade Wall St. that new advantages translate to profits

Self Interest 30 second meme.

Wombat. From Global Mindshift. The wombat speaks, and he's smarter than you, so listen up! In less than a minute, this rapid-fire animation tells you everything you need to know about how to get along on earth for the next million years. Approx. 2 min.

Shopper's Guide to Pesticides in Produce

9/03/06 Cohen, Toronto Star, Maude Barlow Primes the Clean-Water Pump

3/29/04 MSNBC, 150 'dead zones' counted in oceans

4/12/04 CBS, Zeroing In On Ocean Dead Zones

4/03/06 Science Daily, Ocean 'Dead Zones' Trigger Sex Changes In Fish, Posing Extinction Threat

4/01/2000, Janet Raloff, Science News, More Waters Test Positive for Drugs

World Prout Assembly PROUT stands for PROgressive UTilization Theory. It means, the progressive utilization and rational distribution of all the earth's natural resources. PROUT advocates another type of revolution called "nuclear revolution." In nuclear revolution, every aspect of collective life - social, economic, political, cultural, psychic and spiritual - is completely transformed. New moral and spiritual values arise in society which provide the impetus for accelerated social progress. The old era is replaced by a new era - one collective psychology is replaced by another. This type of revolution results in all-round development and social progress.

The Meatrix

Monsanto Moves To Control Water Resources & Fish Farming

CRG -- The Basmati Battle And its Implications for Biopiracy and Trips

We're Poisoning Our Children

World Wildlife Federation International good reports on a variety of environmental issues

Union of Concerned Scientists variety of areas related to environment and health

NRDC: Natural Resources Defense Council Environmental reports and links

Guide to Mostly On-line and Mostly Free U.S. Geospatial and Attribute Data

The Center for Advanced Spatial Technologies

OXY Home Page Occidental Oil homepage

U'wa Defense

After the Prawn Rush

WDC-A for Human Interactions in the Environment

PBS : Trade Secrets : Resources (regarding chemical company cover-ups)

Regional Alliance for Information Networking

A Global Overview of Forest Conservation

Env. Mgt. Information Services

1601 Pennsylvania Ave. anti-nuclear site

EPA Global Warming Site

CIESIN Center for International Earth Science Information Network

Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Network (EREN)

Union of Concerned Scientists

Environment

"Literally, This Is Energy From Dirt". Inter Press Service. 5/10/2008.

"You Can See the Whole Hemisphere Breathing". An Interview with Dr. Ralph Keeling. IPS. 2/08/2008.

$40bn shortfall in Africa aid endangers 5 million lives. Tracy McVeigh. Guardian/UK. 6/15/2008.

'Last wave' for wild golden frog. BBC. 2/02/2008.

'We consider ourselves heroes' - a Somali pirate speaks. Xen Rice & Abdiqani Hassan. Guardian/UK. 11/22/2008.

3/29/04 MSNBC, 150 'dead zones' counted in oceans

1601 Pennsylvania Ave. anti-nuclear site

A Global Need for Grain That Farms Can’t Fill. David Strietfeld. NY Times. 3/09/2008.

A Global Overview of Forest Conservation

A Heavy Toll From Disease Fuels Suspicion and Anger. Bolton, NYT. 10/07/07.

A U.S. Hog Giant Transforms Eastern Europe. Doreen Carvajal and Stephen Castle. NY Times. 5/05/09.

Acid Test: Can We Save Our Oceans from CO2? (original). Ellycia Harrould-Kolieb and Jacqueline Savitz. Oceana. 10/2008.

Africa's Unnatural Disaster. Sameer Dossani. Foreign Policy in Focus. 6/26/2008.

After the Prawn Rush

Amazon Cattle Footprint: Mato Grosso - State of Destruction. Greenpeace Report. 1/29/2009. Research report on the impact of expanding cattle ranching in Brazil

Amazon Rainforest Threatened By New Wave of Oil and Gas Exploration. Iam Sample. Guardian/UK. 8/13/2008.

Amazon pollution case could cost Chevron billions. Frank Bajak. AP. 12/20/2008.

Americas Slave Labor. Christopher Moraff. In These Times. 1/17/2008.

Amnesty Attacks Oil Industry for Decades of Damage in Niger Delta. Nick Mathiason. Guardian/UK. 6/30/2009.

An Epidemic of Extinctions: Decimation of Life on Earth. Independent/UK. 5/16/2008.

An Ocean of Plastic. News Hour, 11/13/2008. Explores the continent size collection of debris in the Pacific Gyre. (9:29)

Arctic summers ice-free 'by 2013'. Jonathan Amos. BBC. 12/12/2007.

As Jobs Vanish and Prices Rise, Food Stamp Use Nears Record. Erik Eckholm. NY Times. 3/31/2008,

Asian rice crisis starts to bite. Hannah Belcher. Al Jazeera. 3/29/2008.

Averting a perfect storm of shortages. Stephen Mulvaney. BBC. 8/24/2009.

BIODIVERSITY: Indigenous Peoples Fight Theft. Julio Godoy. Inter Press Service. 5/24/2008.

BP 'not prepared' for deep-water spill. Ed Crooks, Financial Times. 6/02/2010.

BP Bets the Planet--We Lose. Terry Allen. In These Times. 6/10/2010.

BRAZIL: Growing Foreign Appetite for Land. Mario Osava. International Press Service. 3/24/2008.

Ban Ki-moon Warns That Water Shortages Are Increasingly Driving Conflicts. UN News Center. 2/06/2008.

Ban Ki-moon Warns That Water Shortages Are Increasingly Driving Conflicts. UN News Centre. 2/06/2008.

Bangladesh Faces Climate Change Refugee Nightmare. Masud Karim. Reuters. 4/14/2008.

Bioenergy: Fuelling the food crisis?. Stephanie Holmes. BBC. 6/04/2008.

Biofuels starving our people, leaders tell UN. Allegra Stratton. Guardian/UK. 4/28/2008.

Blue Planet Project. Water resource issues.

Boeing, Dow Chemical Fined 926 Million Over Nuclear Pollution. Agence France Presse. 6/04/2008.

Buried Secrets: Is Natural Gas Drilling Endangering U.S. Water Supplies? Abraham Lustgarten. ProPublica. 11/13/2008.

Carbon Monitoring for Action (CARMA). Resources on CO2 emissions from power generation world-wide.

CHINA: Buying Farmland Abroad, Ensuring Food Security. Antoaneta Bezlova. Inter Press Service. 5/09/2008.

CIESIN Center for International Earth Science Information Network

CNN Planet Peril : World Water Crisis. World water crisis CNN's Isha Sesay speaks with Dr. Peter Gleick, president of the Pacific Institute, about the world's water problems. 10/27/07 4:41.

California Green Innovation Index. Next 10. November 2008. Analysis of the impact of global warming on California. (original)

Canada's 'dirty oil' challenge. Sarah Shenker. BBC. 12/11/2008.

Canada's black gold oil rush. Sarah Shenker. BBC. 12/10/2008.

Carbon Footprint features from the UN Human Development Reports.

Carbon Output Must Near Zero To Avert Danger, New Studies Say. Juliet Eilperin. Washington Post. 3/10/2008.

Cereal prices hit poor countries. BBC. 2/14/2008.

Chemical Weapons Come Home. Stan Cox. Chronogram. 4/25/2008.

Chemical pollutants likely culprits in rising birth defects. Roxanne Chan & Sarah Petras. Anchorage Daily News. 8/25/2008.

Chevron Complicit in Abuses in Burma - Rights Lobby. Marwaan Macan-Markar. Inter Press Services. 4/20/2008.

China dams reveal flaws in climate-change weapon. Joe McDonald & Charles Hanley. AP. 1/25/2009.

City air pollution 'shortens life'. Humphrey Hawksley. Guardian. 4/12/2009.

Climate Fears Are Driving 'Ecomigration' Across Globe. Shankar Vedantam. Washington Post. 2/23/2009.

Climate change biggest threat to health, doctors say. Sarah Boseley. Guardian/UK. 5/13/2009.

Climate change may spark conflict between nations. John Reid. Independent. 2/28/2006.

Climate change? Blame your stuff. Scott Learn. Oregonian. 8/01/2008.

Climate scientists issue dire warning. David Adam. Guardian. 2/28/2006.

Coal in the United States: America Approaching Peak Coal. Richard Heinberg. IntelDaily. 5/30/2008.

Consequences Of Global Warming Hits Hardest At Those With The Least. Rowan Wolf. 11/20/2005.

Contamination of American Rivers Triggers International Complaint. Alberto Saldamando. Culture & Survival. #29.4, 2005.

Costa Rica is World's Greenest, Happiest Country. Ashley Seager. Observer/UK. 7/05/2009.

Culture & Survival. Promotes the rights, voices, and visions of indigenous peoples. Publications, resources, and research support.

DEVELOPMENT-ANGOLA: Building Sustainable Water Systems. Louise Redvers. IPS. 10/01/2008.

DEVELOPMENT-INDIA: Farmers Vs Coca-Cola in Water Wars. Ranjit Devraj. IPS. 10/01/2009.

DEVELOPMENT: A Winding Journey From Seed to Plate. Matt Homer. International Press Service.

DEVELOPMENT: Reinventing Agriculture. Stephen Leahy. IPS. 4/15/2008.

DEVELOPMENT: Reinventing Agriculture. Stephen Leahy. International Press Service. 4/15/2008.

Danger to children from food and drink additives is exposed. Smithers, Guardian. 9/06/07.

Descending the Oil Peak: Navigating the Transition from Oil and Natural Gas. Peak Oil Advisory Taskforce. City of Portland, OR. March 2007.

Destroying African Agriculture. Walden Bello. Foreign Policy in Focus. 6/03/2008.

Double Edged Prices. OXFAM 10/13/2008. Lessons from the food price crisis: 10 actions developing countries should take. (original)

Drought Could Force Nuke-Plant Shutdowns. Mitch Weiss. AP. 1/23/2008.

Drought parches much of the U.S., may get worse. John Blake. CNN. 12/15/2008.

Drug Traces Common in Tap Water. AP. 3/10/2008.

EAST AFRICA: Even Fish Heads Are Now Unaffordable. Wambi Michael. International Press Service. 1/16/2009.

ENERGY-AFRICA: From Kerosene to the LED, O-HUB and O-BOX. Stephen Leahy. Inter Press Service. 5/08/2008.

ENVIRONMENT-BRAZIL: Controversy Over Indigenous Land and Biofuels. Mario Osava. Inter Press Service. 5/08/2008.

ENVIRONMENT: Companies Scramble for Ever-Scarcer Resources. Wolfgang Kerler. IPS. 10/01/2008.

EPA Global Warming Site

Economic Toll Mounts From High Oil Prices. Graham Bowley & David Jolly. NY Times. 5/23/2008.

Ecuador Constitution Would Grant Inalienable Rights To Nature. Eoin O'Carroll. Christian Science Monitor. 9/04/2008.

Elastoplast solution to African water crisis not working. EDIE. 3/27/2009.

Electronic Green Journal. Peer reviewed digital journal on environmental issues.

Encyclopedia of Life. Site dedicated to cataloging every living species.

Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Network (EREN)

Env. Mgt. Information Services

Environment and Morality: Confronting Environmental Racism in the United States. Robert Bullard. UNRISD. 2004. (pdf 42 pgs).

Environmental Cost of Shipping Groceries Around the World. Elizabeth Rosenthal. NY Times. 4/26/2008.

Environmental collapse - sooner not later. Rowan Wolf, 2/04/2004.

Environmental collapse - sooner not later. Rowan Wolf. 2/2004.

Environmental quality low in London's deprived areas. Environmental Data Interactive Exchange (EDIE). 2.04.2008.

Equity Atlas for Portland, Oregon. By Regional Equity Atlas Project. Coalition for a Livable Future. 2007.

Estimating Mortality Risk Reduction and Economic Benefits from Controlling Ozone Air Pollution. National Academy of Science. 4/2008.

Executive Summary of the Synthesis Report of the International Assessment of Agricultural Knowledge, Science and
Technology for Development (IAASTD)
. PDF. Report on traditional vs industrial agriculture, original report site

Exposed: The Great GM Crops Myth. Geoffrey Lean. Independent/UK. 4/20/2008.

Factory Farm Map. Site provides in depth information on factory farming. Much of the data is broken out by state.

Family Seed Business Takes On Goliath of Genetic Modification. Marian Scott. The Edmonton Journal (Canada). 5/25/2008.

Feds document shrinking San Joaquin Valley aquifer. Matt Weiser. Sacramento Bee. 7/13/2009.

Fighting Climate Change: human solidarity in a divided world. UN Human Development Report 2007/2008. 399 pages

FightingFTAS.org. "Fighting FTAs: the growing resistance to bilateral free trade and investment agreements" is a collaborative document on tree trade acts and resistance to them. Excellent resource page, and an excellent document.

Food Price Rises Threaten Global Security - UN. David Adam. Independent/UK. 4/09/2008.

Food Rationing Confronts Breadbasket of the World. Josh Gerstein. NY Sun. 4/21/2008.

Food and Fuel Compete for Land. Andrew Martin. NY Times, 12/18/07.

Food prices rising across the world. CNN. 3/25/2008.

From Global Crisis to "Global Government". Andrew Marshall. Global Research. 12/20/2008.

From rebel-held Congo to beer can. Thomas Fessy & Mark Doyle. BBC. 4/09/2009.

GRAIN Resource Page - GRAIN is an international non-governmental organisation (NGO) which promotes the sustainable management and use of agricultural biodiversity based on people's control over genetic resources and local knowledge.

Global Trends 2025: A Transformed World. National Intelligence Council. Nov. 2008. 120pg pdf report of the possible futures of 2025.

Global Witness. Organization focused on exposing the links between natural resources, international trade, and conflict. Has some excellent research.

Global crisis 'to strike by 2030'. Christine McGourty BBC. 3/19/2009. Population and resources on a collision course.

Global warming is just the tip of the iceberg. James Lee. 1/06/2009. Sacramento Bee.

Got Water? Elizabeth de la Vargas. Mother Jones. 7/22/2008.

Grain Farmer Claims Moral Victory in Seed Battle Against Monsanto. Matt Hartley. Globe & Mail (Canada), 3/20/2008.

Grain prices soar globally. Daniel Ten Kate. Christian Science Monitor. 3/25/2008.

Greensumption video by International Forum on Gloabalization. 8/30/07.

Guardians: Indigenous Peoples and Climate Change. Victoria Tauli-Corpuz. Culture & Survival. # 32.2. 2008.

Guide to Mostly On-line and Mostly Free U.S. Geospatial and Attribute Data

Harmful Chemical Wafts Off Your TV. Scott Streater. Seattle Post-Intelligencer. 5/11/2008.

High Rice Cost Creating Fears of Asia Unrest. Keith Bradsher. NY Times. 3/29/2008.

Hopes fade for Tanzanian miners. Al Jazeera. 3/30/2008.

How much will it cost to fix the climate? The numbers vary. Brad Knickerbocker. Christian Science Monitor. 3/27/2008.

How the West's Energy Boom Could Threaten Drinking Water for 1 in 12 Americans. Abraham Lustgarten. ProPublica. 12/21/2008.

Huge rise in birth defects in Falluja. Martin Chulov. Guardian. 11/13/2009.

Human Development Reports main site - multiple reports and country reports.

Human tide: the real migration crisis. Christina Aid Society. May 2007.

Hunger. World Food Program. 2009. Food has never before existed in such abundance, so why are 1.02 billion people in the world going hungry?

ICE snaps up Climate Exchange for £395m. Jeremy Grant & Hal Weitzman. Financial Times. 4/30/2010.

Lewis H. Lapham. Ignorance of Things Past: who wins and who loses when we forget American History." Harper's Magazine. May 2012 pgs 26-33.

Illegal dumping plagues some Los Angeles neighborhoods. Robert J. Lopez. LA Times. 6/16/2008.

In Search of Shelter: Mapping the Effects of Climate Change on Human Migration and Displacement. CARE. May 2009. research copy (36pgs)

India rules out new farm debt aid. BBC. 4/22/2008.

Insecurity drives farm purchases abroad. David Montero. Christian Science Monitor. 12/22/2008.

Institute for Policy Studies (IPS) focus is on peace and justice issues.

Iraq Conflict Has Killed A Million Iraqis: Survey. Reuters. 1/31/2008.

Is Water Becoming 'The New Oil'?. Marc Clayton. Chrisitan Science Monitor. 5/30/08

Jeans blues in Mexico. Franc Contreraa. Al Jazeera, 8/24/07.

KENYA: Water Studies - But Where Are the Water Supplies?. Rosalia Omungo. Inter Press Services. 6/02/2008.

Kenyan Farmers' Fate Caught Up in U.S. Aid Rules. Celia Dugger. NY Times. 7/31/07

Lead for car batteries poisons an African town. Heidi Vogt. Associated Press. 1/03/2009.

Lead for car batteries poisons an African town . Heidi Vogt. AP. 1/03/2009.

Living on Earth. "Living on Earth with Steve Curwood is the weekly environmental news and information program distributed by Public Radio International. Every week approximately 300 Public Radio stations broadcast Living on Earth's news, features, interviews and commentary on a broad range of ecological issues."

Load Up the Pantry. Brett Arends. Wall Street Journal. 4/21/2008.

Major Arctic sea ice melt is expected this summer. Randolf Schmid. Associated Press. 5/02/2008.

Mass migrations and war: Dire climate scenario. Charles Hanley. AP. 2/21/2009.

9/03/06 Cohen, Toronto Star, Maude Barlow Primes the Clean-Water Pump

Mexico plans water supply boost. BBC. 3/25/2008.

Mining forces out thousands in SA. BBC. 3/25/2008.

Monsanto Beets Down Opposition. Kari Lydersen. In These Times. 11/21/2008. GM crops in Oregon's Willamette Valley.

Monsanto Moves To Control Water Resources & Fish Farming

Monsanto Seeks Big Increase in Crop Yields. Andrew Pollack, NY Times. 6/05/2008.

4/01/2000, Janet Raloff, Science News, More Waters Test Positive for Drugs

NRDC: Natural Resources Defense Council Environmental reports and links

National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR)

National Security Implications of Climate Change for U.S. Naval Forces Committee This is a prepublication copy and also available on this site

New Economics Foundation: Nef is an independent think-and-do tank aimed at improving quality of life by promoting innovative solutions that challenge mainstream thinking on economic, environment and social issues. We work in partnership and put people and the planet first.

Nigeria: Petroleum, Pollution, and Poverty in the Niger Delta. Amnesty International. 6/30/2009.

OXY Home Page Occidental Oil homepage

4/03/06 Science Daily, Ocean 'Dead Zones' Trigger Sex Changes In Fish, Posing Extinction Threat

Officials in Three States Pin Water Woes on Gas Drilling. Abraham Lustgarten. ProPublica. 6/09/2009.

Oil Majors Rapped Over Secrecy, Corruption. Abid Aslam. International Press Service. 4/30/2008.

Oil War' Rages in Niger Delta. NTDTV. 9/17/2008. (2:03)

Oil: A Global Crisis. Geoffrey Lean. Independent/UK. 5/25/2008.

On a planet 4C hotter, all we can prepare for is extinction. Oliver Tickell. Guardian/UK. 8/11/2008.

Oregon Chosen for Peak Sun Solar Facility. Oregonian. 11/25/07.

Overwhelmingly White, the Green Movement is Reaching For The Rainbow. Paula Bock. 3/10/2008. Seattle Times.

Oxygen-poor ocean zones are growing. Kenneth Weiss. LA Times. 5/02/2008.

PBS : Trade Secrets : Resources (regarding chemical company cover-ups)

Pantanal Indians Threatened by Deforestation. Mario Osava. IPS. 2/09/2008.

Peak Moment TV. Each program is approximately 25 minutes long. The issues cover primarily peak oil related issues, and community solutions.

Pentagon in Race for Raw Materials: Stockpiling Minerals Takes on Greater Urgency as Global Supply Gets Squeezed. Liam Plevin. Wall Street Journal. 5/03/2010.

Peru Tribe Battles Oil Giant Over Pollution. Peter Collyns, BBC. 3/24/2008.

Polar Cities a Haven in Warming World?. Andrew Revkin. NT Times. 3/30/2008.

Pollution, Race, and Poverty. James Kwak. Baseline Scenario. 5/05/09.

Population Growth Is a Threat. But It Pales Against the Greed of the Rich. George Monbiot. Guardian/UK. 1/29/2008.

Power Play - Nuclear power series from MSNBC 1/23/07-1/26/07:

Mike Stuckey New nuclear power ‘wave’ — or just a ripple? How millions for lobbying, campaigns helped fuel U.S. industry's big plans.

Mike Stuckey Sen. Pete Domenici: nuclear renaissance man Long-serving lawmaker is driving force behind U.S. industry's rebirth

Mike Stuckey U.S. plan for nuclear cartel faces reality check Expense, technical challenges threaten to keep GNEP in starting gate

Mike Stuckey Nuclear energy's French connection Ambitious Areva is second to none at American-style power politics

John Schoen Does nuclear power now make financial sense? Industry must persuade Wall St. that new advantages translate to profits

Price rises hit Indonesia parents. Lucy Williamson. BBC. 6/04/2008.

Prius Designer Says Toyota-Led Industry Must Lose Oil Addiction. John Lippert and Alan Ohnsman. Bloomberg. 1/23/2008.

Putting Meat on the Table: Industrial Farm Animal Production in America

Q&A: EU and U.S. Offering Special WTO Deal to Lure South Africa. International Press Service. 3/25/2008.

RIGHTS-BRAZIL: Pantanal Indians Threatened by Deforestation. Mario Osava. IPS. 2/09/2008.

RIGHTS: Native People Warn U.N. of Biofuels Disaster. Haider Rizvi. Inter Press Service. 4/30/2008.

Recession barely dents 'eco-debt' . Judith Burns. BBC. 9/25/2009.

Regional Alliance for Information Networking

Rich countries launch great land grab to safeguard food supply. Julian Border. Guardian/UK. 11/22/2008.

Running the Numbers. Art reflecting the waste of U.S. consumer culture by Chris Jordan.

SOUTH PACIFIC: Climate Change Refugees Look to Australia, N.Z.. Stephen de Tarczynski. InterPress Services. 9/01/2008.

Scientists: Smog contributes to premature death. AP. 4/22/2008. Link to report summary

Scorned trash pickers become global environmental force. Jack Chang. McClatchy. 3/24/2008.

Self Interest 30 second meme.

Sex trade traffickers get busy among cyclone orphans. Anne-Claire Duffay. The First Post/UK. 5/14/2008.

Sex-Changing Chemicals Make Male Starlings Sing Sweet Songs. Brandon Keim. Wired News. 2/29/2008.

Shopper's Guide to Pesticides in Produce

Shrinking the Carbon Footprint of Metropolitan America. Brookings Institution "Blueprint for American Prosperity Series. 5/2008. (Original) Summary Tables of Cities Carbon Footprint)

Sinking Without Trace: Australia's Climate Change Victims. Independent/UK. 5/05/2008.

Sinking island's nationals seek new home. CNN. 11/11/2008.

Solar Energy Firms Leave Waste Behind in China. Ariana Eunjung Cha. Washington Post. 3/09/2008.

Some rural communities pushed to the edge by high cost of fuel. Tom Kizzia & Tom Hopkins. Anchorage Daily News. 5/16/2008.

Sudan 101 reproduced here as one document.

The art of Chris Jordan. The environment and the culture of consumption.

CRG -- The Basmati Battle And its Implications for Biopiracy and Trips

The Black Mesa Controversy. Enei Begaye. Culture & Survival. #29.4, 2005.

The Breathing Earth. CO2 emissions, birth rate & death rate simulation © David Bleja 2006-2010.

The Center for Advanced Spatial Technologies

The Dire Side of Rising Food Prices. Michael Nizza. NY Times. 1/30/2008.

Synthesis and Assessment Product 4.3 (SAP 4.3): The Effects of Climate Change on Agriculture, Land Resources, Water Resources, and Biodiversity in the United States. National Center for Atmospheric Research. May 2008,

The Effects of the GATT/WTO in World Resource Allocation:A Case Study that Uses both Raw and Processed Timber Resources -Conservation/Deforestation Explored. Helen-Eagle Norwin. Electronic Green Journal. Issue 16, 2002.

The Global Water Crisis and the Coming Battle for the Right to Water. Maude Barlow. Foreign Policy in Focus. 2/25/2008.

The Great Shopping Spree, R.I.P.. Robert J. Samuelson. Newsweek. 4/28/2008.

The Incredible Shrinking Paycheck. Nancy Cleeland. The Nation. 2/20/2008.

The Institute for Policy Studies. Independent research organization the turns "ideas into action for peace, justice and the environment." Wide ranging series of research and reports.

The Meatrix

The Military-Petroleum Complex. Nick Turse. Foreign Policy In Focus. 3/24/2008.

The Other Nuclear Survivors. Gwyn Kirk, Foreign Policy In Focus. 3/02/2010.

The Sermilik fjord in Greenland: a chilling view of a warming world. Patrick Barkham. Guardian/UK. 9/01/2009.

The Story of Stuff. Annie Leonard. Environmental video.

The War Against Water Bottles. Don Peat. Toronto Star. 1/25/2009.

The World Bank's Carbon Deals. Janet Redman. Foreign Policy In Focus. 4/10/2008.

Time runs out for islanders on global warming's front line. Douglass McDougall. Guardian/UK. 3/30/2008.

Tornado might sound death knell for Oklahoma town. Kevin Murphy. KC Star. 5/12/2008.

Toxic Tour: A Visit to Waste-Dumping Sites Shows UN Conference to Be Ignoring Environmental Racism. Deepa Fernandes. Village Voice. 8/28/2001.

True scale of C0â‚‚emissions from shipping revealed. John Vidal. Guardian/UK. 2/13/2008.

U'wa Defense

UGANDA: "Mount Elgon Eviction Has Reduced Us to Beggars". Wambi Michael. IPS. 11/13/2009.

UN food agency issues emergency plea for $500m. Owen Bowcott. Guardian/UK. 3/25/2009

UN: Biofuel Production 'Criminal Path' to Global Food Crisis. Environmental News Service. 4/29/2008.

UNFPA - state of world population 2006

US Urged to Reform Foreign Aid. Ida Wahlstrom. One World. 5/09/2008.

Unease over Guatemalan gold rush. Bill Law. BBC. 8/21/08.

Union of Concerned Scientists variety of areas related to environment and health

Union of Concerned Scientists

Urbanization threatens Namibia's traditional Himba culture. Stephanie Hanes. Christian Science Monitor. 2/05/2008.

WDC-A for Human Interactions in the Environment

We're Poisoning Our Children

Where the Waters Are Rising. Madeline Nash. Time. 4/18/2005.

Wish You Weren't Here: The Devastating Effects of the New Colonialists. Paul Vallely. Independent/UK. 8/10/2009.

Wish You Weren't Here: The Devastating Effects of the New Colonialists. Paul Vallely. BBC. 8/10/2009.

The Case Against Shell in Nigeria. Site tracking the complaints of the Wiwa of Nigeria against Shell Oil Company.

Wombat. From Global Mindshift. The wombat speaks, and he's smarter than you, so listen up! In less than a minute, this rapid-fire animation tells you everything you need to know about how to get along on earth for the next million years. Approx. 2 min.

World Prout Assembly PROUT stands for PROgressive UTilization Theory. It means, the progressive utilization and rational distribution of all the earth's natural resources. PROUT advocates another type of revolution called "nuclear revolution." In nuclear revolution, every aspect of collective life - social, economic, political, cultural, psychic and spiritual - is completely transformed. New moral and spiritual values arise in society which provide the impetus for accelerated social progress. The old era is replaced by a new era - one collective psychology is replaced by another. This type of revolution results in all-round development and social progress.

World Wildlife Federation International good reports on a variety of environmental issues

World's Giants to Alter Food Equation. Evan Osnos & Laurie Goering. Chicago Tribune. 5/11/2008.

World's Wildlife and Environment Already Hit by Climate Change, Major Study Shows. Ian Sample. Guardian/UK. 5/15/2008.

World's highest drug levels entering India stream. Margie Mason. AP. 1/26/2009.

WorldWatch Institute. Worldwatch Institute delivers the insights and ideas that empower decision makers to create an environmentally sustainable society that meets human needs. Worldwatch focuses on the 21st-century challenges of climate change, resource degradation, population growth, and poverty by developing and disseminating solid data and innovative strategies for achieving a sustainable society.

WorldWatch Institute. Research on environment, and social implications of global warming and resource issues,

Your Flat Screen Has (Greenhouse) Gas. Emily Udell. In These Times. 8/11/2008.

4/12/04 CBS, Zeroing In On Ocean Dead Zones

Environmental Justice

"Transgenic Seed Companies Lie and Bribe". Interview with Jesús León Santos, Winner of Goldman Prize. Inter Press Service. 4/24/2008.

'Everyone's starving' in Ethiopia, aid worker says. CNN. 6/09/2008.

'Health disaster' in French Caribbean linked to pesticides. 9/19/07 John Lichfield, Independent.

Amazon Rainforest Threatened By New Wave of Oil and Gas Exploration. Iam Sample. Guardian/UK. 8/13/2008.

Amazon pollution case could cost Chevron billions. Frank Bajak. AP. 12/20/2008.

American Human Development Project. Interactive site regarding inequality and development in the U.S.

Americas Slave Labor. Christopher Moraff. In These Times. 1/17/2008.

Asian rice crisis starts to bite. Hannah Belcher. Al Jazeera. 3/29/2008.

Averting a perfect storm of shortages. Stephen Mulvaney. BBC. 8/24/2009.

BRAZIL: Growing Foreign Appetite for Land. Mario Osava. International Press Service. 3/24/2008.

Bangladesh Faces Climate Change Refugee Nightmare. Masud Karim. Reuters. 4/14/2008.

Behind Gold's Glitter: Torn Lands and Pointed Questions JANE PERLEZ and KIRK JOHNSON, 10/24/05 NYT

Behind the growing instability in Nigeria. Eugene Puryear. Intelligence Daily. 8/20/08.

Blue Planet Project. Water resource issues.

Boeing, Dow Chemical Fined 926 Million Over Nuclear Pollution. Agence France Presse. 6/04/2008.

Canada's 'dirty oil' challenge. Sarah Shenker. BBC. 12/11/2008.

Carbon Footprint features from the UN Human Development Reports.

Chemical pollutants likely culprits in rising birth defects. Roxanne Chan & Sarah Petras. Anchorage Daily News. 8/25/2008.

Children of the black dust. David Cohen. CNN, 10/13/2008. Explores the salvaging of carbon from batteries by children in India.

China dams reveal flaws in climate-change weapon. Joe McDonald & Charles Hanley. AP. 1/25/2009.

City air pollution 'shortens life'. Humphrey Hawksley. Guardian. 4/12/2009.

Climate Divide. Revkin & Kanter. NY Times, 4/07/07 (Flash slide show). Accompanying interactive graphic

Conflicts Fuelled by Climate Change Causing New Refugee Crisis, Warns UN. Julian Borger. Guardian/UK. 6/17/2008.

Consequences Of Global Warming Hits Hardest At Those With The Least. Rowan Wolf. 11/20/2005.

Contamination of American Rivers Triggers International Complaint. Alberto Saldamando. Culture & Survival. #29.4, 2005.

Culture & Survival. Promotes the rights, voices, and visions of indigenous peoples. Publications, resources, and research support.

DEVELOPMENT-INDIA: Farmers Vs Coca-Cola in Water Wars. Ranjit Devraj. IPS. 10/01/2009.

DEVELOPMENT: A Winding Journey From Seed to Plate. Matt Homer. International Press Service.

DEVELOPMENT: Reinventing Agriculture. Stephen Leahy. IPS. 4/15/2008.

Darfur and the Fight for Water. 7/30/07 Baldauf & Stetson, Christian Science Monitor.

Descending the Oil Peak: Navigating the Transition from Oil and Natural Gas. Peak Oil Advisory Taskforce. City of Portland, OR. March 2007.

Ecuador Constitution Would Grant Inalienable Rights To Nature. Eoin O'Carroll. Christian Science Monitor. 9/04/2008.

Environment and Morality: Confronting Environmental Racism in the United States. Robert Bullard. UNRISD. 2004. (pdf 42 pgs).

Environmental quality low in London's deprived areas. Environmental Data Interactive Exchange (EDIE). 2.04.2008.

Equity Atlas for Portland, Oregon. By Regional Equity Atlas Project. Coalition for a Livable Future. 2007.

Fighting Climate Change: human solidarity in a divided world. UN Human Development Report 2007/2008. 399 pages

FightingFTAS.org. "Fighting FTAs: the growing resistance to bilateral free trade and investment agreements" is a collaborative document on tree trade acts and resistance to them. Excellent resource page, and an excellent document.

Food Price Rises Threaten Global Security - UN. David Adam. Independent/UK. 4/09/2008.

Food prices rising across the world. CNN. 3/25/2008.

Food prices stir poverty concern. Al Jazeera. 4/11/2008.

GRAIN Resource Page - GRAIN is an international non-governmental organisation (NGO) which promotes the sustainable management and use of agricultural biodiversity based on people's control over genetic resources and local knowledge.

Global Witness. Organization focused on exposing the links between natural resources, international trade, and conflict. Has some excellent research.

Global crisis 'to strike by 2030'. Christine McGourty BBC. 3/19/2009. Population and resources on a collision course.

Global warming is just the tip of the iceberg. James Lee. 1/06/2009. Sacramento Bee.

Grain prices soar globally. Daniel Ten Kate. Christian Science Monitor. 3/25/2008.

Greensumption video by International Forum on Gloabalization. 8/30/07.

Guardians: Indigenous Peoples and Climate Change. Victoria Tauli-Corpuz. Culture & Survival. # 32.2. 2008.

High Rice Cost Creating Fears of Asia Unrest. Keith Bradsher. NY Times. 3/29/2008.

How much will it cost to fix the climate? The numbers vary. Brad Knickerbocker. Christian Science Monitor. 3/27/2008.

Human cost of Brazil's biofuels boom. Patrick J. McDonnell. LA Times. 6/16/2008.

Human tide: the real migration crisis. Christina Aid Society. May 2007.

Illegal dumping plagues some Los Angeles neighborhoods. Robert J. Lopez. LA Times. 6/16/2008.

Institute for Policy Studies (IPS) focus is on peace and justice issues.

Is access to clean water a basic human right?. Yigal Schleifer. Christian Science Monitor. 3/19/2009.

Katrina Aftermath Tribute - YouTube, 4:33 minutes

Lead for car batteries poisons an African town. Heidi Vogt. Associated Press. 1/03/2009.

Lead for car batteries poisons an African town . Heidi Vogt. AP. 1/03/2009.

9/03/06 Cohen, Toronto Star, Maude Barlow Primes the Clean-Water Pump

Measure of America - Factoids. Breif facts from the "measure of America" report by Oxfam's American Human Development Project. 7/2008

Measure of America - Interactive Maps. Interactive maps of health, environment and economic wellbeing from Oxfam's American Human Development Project.

Mexico plans water supply boost. BBC. 3/25/2008.

Mineral firms 'fuel Congo unrest'. BBC. 7/31/2009.

Nigeria power shortage to persist. BBC. 5/30/2008.

Overwhelmingly White, the Green Movement is Reaching For The Rainbow. Paula Bock. 3/10/2008. Seattle Times.

Pantanal Indians Threatened by Deforestation. Mario Osava. IPS. 2/09/2008.

Peak Moment TV. Each program is approximately 25 minutes long. The issues cover primarily peak oil related issues, and community solutions.

Peru Tribe Battles Oil Giant Over Pollution. Peter Collyns, BBC. 3/24/2008.

Polar Cities a Haven in Warming World?. Andrew Revkin. NT Times. 3/30/2008.

Pollution, Race, and Poverty. James Kwak. Baseline Scenario. 5/05/09.

Population Growth Is a Threat. But It Pales Against the Greed of the Rich. George Monbiot. Guardian/UK. 1/29/2008.

Punjab reaps a poisoned harvest. David Loyn. BBC. 4/26/2008.

Q&A: 'Biofuels Must Include the Poor'. Interview with Ali Mchumo. IPS. 5/30/2008.

RIGHTS-BRAZIL: Pantanal Indians Threatened by Deforestation. Mario Osava. IPS. 2/09/2008.

RIGHTS: Native People Warn U.N. of Biofuels Disaster. Haider Rizvi. Inter Press Service. 4/30/2008.

Rich World's Consumerism May Cause African Famines, Experts Warn. Anita Purcell-Sjoelund. AFP, 7/01/07.

Scorned trash pickers become global environmental force. Jack Chang. McClatchy. 3/24/2008.

Sinking island's nationals seek new home. CNN. 11/11/2008.

Solar Energy Firms Leave Waste Behind in China. Ariana Eunjung Cha. Washington Post. 3/09/2008.

Solving the global food crisis starts with women's rights. Yifat Susskind. The Progressive. 6/03/2008.

Some rural communities pushed to the edge by high cost of fuel. Tom Kizzia & Tom Hopkins. Anchorage Daily News. 5/16/2008.

The Black Mesa Controversy. Enei Begaye. Culture & Survival. #29.4, 2005.

The Dire Side of Rising Food Prices. Michael Nizza. NY Times. 1/30/2008.

The Effects of the GATT/WTO in World Resource Allocation:A Case Study that Uses both Raw and Processed Timber Resources -Conservation/Deforestation Explored. Helen-Eagle Norwin. Electronic Green Journal. Issue 16, 2002.

The Incredible Shrinking Paycheck. Nancy Cleeland. The Nation. 2/20/2008.

The Institute for Policy Studies. Independent research organization the turns "ideas into action for peace, justice and the environment." Wide ranging series of research and reports.

The Measure of America: American Human Development Report 2008-2009. Synopisi of the report by the American Human Development Project.

The Other Nuclear Survivors. Gwyn Kirk, Foreign Policy In Focus. 3/02/2010.

Time runs out for islanders on global warming's front line. Douglass McDougall. Guardian/UK. 3/30/2008.

Toxic Tour: A Visit to Waste-Dumping Sites Shows UN Conference to Be Ignoring Environmental Racism. Deepa Fernandes. Village Voice. 8/28/2001.

U'wa Defense

UN food agency issues emergency plea for $500m. Owen Bowcott. Guardian/UK. 3/25/2009

Urbanization threatens Namibia's traditional Himba culture. Stephanie Hanes. Christian Science Monitor. 2/05/2008.

Warming 'affecting poor children'. BBC. 4/29/2008.

Where Every Meal Is a Sacrifice. Anthony Faiola. Wa. Post. 4/28/2008.

Where the Waters Are Rising. Madeline Nash. Time. 4/18/2005.

Wish You Weren't Here: The Devastating Effects of the New Colonialists. Paul Vallely. BBC. 8/10/2009.

World Prout Assembly PROUT stands for PROgressive UTilization Theory. It means, the progressive utilization and rational distribution of all the earth's natural resources. PROUT advocates another type of revolution called "nuclear revolution." In nuclear revolution, every aspect of collective life - social, economic, political, cultural, psychic and spiritual - is completely transformed. New moral and spiritual values arise in society which provide the impetus for accelerated social progress. The old era is replaced by a new era - one collective psychology is replaced by another. This type of revolution results in all-round development and social progress.

World Water Crisis Underlies World Food Crisis. Environmental News Service. 8/20/08.

World's highest drug levels entering India stream. Margie Mason. AP. 1/26/2009.

Global Warming

"You Can See the Whole Hemisphere Breathing". An Interview with Dr. Ralph Keeling. IPS. 2/08/2008.

'Everyone's starving' in Ethiopia, aid worker says. CNN. 6/09/2008.

Acid Test: Can We Save Our Oceans from CO2? (original). Ellycia Harrould-Kolieb and Jacqueline Savitz. Oceana. 10/2008.

Amazon Cattle Footprint: Mato Grosso - State of Destruction. Greenpeace Report. 1/29/2009. Research report on the impact of expanding cattle ranching in Brazil

Americas on alert for sea level rise. James Painter. BBC. 4/08/2009.

An Epidemic of Extinctions: Decimation of Life on Earth. Independent/UK. 5/16/2008.

Arctic summers ice-free 'by 2013'. Jonathan Amos. BBC. 12/12/2007.

Asian rice crisis starts to bite. Hannah Belcher. Al Jazeera. 3/29/2008.

Averting a perfect storm of shortages. Stephen Mulvaney. BBC. 8/24/2009.

Ban Ki-moon Warns That Water Shortages Are Increasingly Driving Conflicts. UN News Centre. 2/06/2008.

Bangladesh Faces Climate Change Refugee Nightmare. Masud Karim. Reuters. 4/14/2008.

Better World Links Peace, Human Rights, Environment, Social Justice, etc.

Carbon Monitoring for Action (CARMA). Resources on CO2 emissions from power generation world-wide.

CNN Planet Peril : World Water Crisis. World water crisis CNN's Isha Sesay speaks with Dr. Peter Gleick, president of the Pacific Institute, about the world's water problems. 10/27/07 4:41.

CO2 Benchmark. Tracks emissions of companies worldwide.

California Green Innovation Index. Next 10. November 2008. Analysis of the impact of global warming on California. (original)

Carbon Footprint features from the UN Human Development Reports.

Carbon Output Must Near Zero To Avert Danger, New Studies Say. Juliet Eilperin. Washington Post. 3/10/2008.

Cereal prices hit poor countries. BBC. 2/14/2008.

China dams reveal flaws in climate-change weapon. Joe McDonald & Charles Hanley. AP. 1/25/2009.

Climate Change 2007: Climate Change Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability Summary for Policy Makers.Working Group II Contribution to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Fourth Assessment Report (IPCC), or here

Climate Change 2007: The Physical Science Basis - Summary for Policy Makers. IPCC. Feb. 2007.

World Wildlife Fund. Climate Change: Why we need to take action now

Climate Divide. Revkin & Kanter. NY Times, 4/07/07 (Flash slide show). Accompanying interactive graphic

Climate Fears Are Driving 'Ecomigration' Across Globe. Shankar Vedantam. Washington Post. 2/23/2009.

Climate Futures: responses to climate change in 2030. Forum for the Future. October 2008. Focuses on social impacts and responses to climate change. 76 pg pdf (original)

Climate Wrongs and Human Rights - Full Report (original). Oxfam. 9/09/2008.

Climate Wrongs and Human Rights - summary (original). Oxfam. 9/09/2008.

Climate change biggest threat to health, doctors say. Sarah Boseley. Guardian/UK. 5/13/2009.

Climate change escalates Darfur crisis. Baldauf. CSM. 7/27/07.

Climate change may spark conflict between nations. John Reid. Independent. 2/28/2006.

Climate change? Blame your stuff. Scott Learn. Oregonian. 8/01/2008.

Climate scientists issue dire warning. David Adam. Guardian. 2/28/2006.

Conflicts Fuelled by Climate Change Causing New Refugee Crisis, Warns UN. Julian Borger. Guardian/UK. 6/17/2008.

Consequences Of Global Warming Hits Hardest At Those With The Least. Rowan Wolf. 11/20/2005.

Coping with Global climate change: The Role of Adaptation in the United States. Easterling, William E. III; Brian Hurd, Joel B. Smith. PEW. June 2004.

DEVELOPMENT: A Winding Journey From Seed to Plate. Matt Homer. International Press Service.

Darfur and the Fight for Water. 7/30/07 Baldauf & Stetson, Christian Science Monitor.

Double Edged Prices. OXFAM 10/13/2008. Lessons from the food price crisis: 10 actions developing countries should take. (original)

Drought Could Force Nuke-Plant Shutdowns. Mitch Weiss. AP. 1/23/2008.

Drought parches much of the U.S., may get worse. John Blake. CNN. 12/15/2008.

ENVIRONMENT-BRAZIL: Controversy Over Indigenous Land and Biofuels. Mario Osava. Inter Press Service. 5/08/2008.

EPA Global Warming Site

Ecological refugees flee China's expanding desert. Sean Gallagher. Untold Stories: Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting. 4/17/2009.

Elastoplast solution to African water crisis not working. EDIE. 3/27/2009.

Emptying the Breadbasket. Dan Morgan. Wa. Post. 4/29/2008.

Environmental Life Style Analysis (ELSA). Timothy Gutowski et al. IEEE International Symposium on Electronics and the Environment. 5/2008. Research study on life style effects on global warming emissions.

Environmental collapse - sooner not later. Rowan Wolf, 2/04/2004.

Environmental collapse - sooner not later. Rowan Wolf. 2/2004.

Feds document shrinking San Joaquin Valley aquifer. Matt Weiser. Sacramento Bee. 7/13/2009.

Fighting Climate Change: human solidarity in a divided world. UN Human Development Report 2007/2008. 399 pages

Food Crisis Will Take Hold Before Climate Change, Warns Chief Scientist. James Randerson. Guardian. 3/07/2008.

Food Price Rises Threaten Global Security - UN. David Adam. Independent/UK. 4/09/2008.

Food prices rising across the world. CNN. 3/25/2008.

Food prices stir poverty concern. Al Jazeera. 4/11/2008.

Food prices: Cheap No More. Gerrit Buntrock. The Economist. Dec. 12, 2007

From Global Crisis to "Global Government". Andrew Marshall. Global Research. 12/20/2008.

7/24/06 Oreskes, LA Times, Global Warming -- Signed, Sealed and Delivered or here

From Blue Man Group

Global crisis 'to strike by 2030'. Christine McGourty BBC. 3/19/2009. Population and resources on a collision course.

Global warming is just the tip of the iceberg. James Lee. 1/06/2009. Sacramento Bee.

Grain prices soar globally. Daniel Ten Kate. Christian Science Monitor. 3/25/2008.

Union of Concerned Scientists. 2006. Great Lake Communities and Ecosystems at Risk

Greensumption video by International Forum on Gloabalization. 8/30/07.

Guardians: Indigenous Peoples and Climate Change. Victoria Tauli-Corpuz. Culture & Survival. # 32.2. 2008.

Guerrilla gardener movement takes root in L.A. area. Joe Robinson. LA TImes. 5/30/2008.

High Rice Cost Creating Fears of Asia Unrest. Keith Bradsher. NY Times. 3/29/2008.

How much will it cost to fix the climate? The numbers vary. Brad Knickerbocker. Christian Science Monitor. 3/27/2008.

Human tide: the real migration crisis. Christina Aid Society. May 2007.

ICE snaps up Climate Exchange for £395m. Jeremy Grant & Hal Weitzman. Financial Times. 4/30/2010.

Impacts of Climate Change. Global Business Network. January 2007.

In Burma (Myanmar), how many cyclone orphans?. Christian Science Monitor. 6/09/08.

In Search of Shelter: Mapping the Effects of Climate Change on Human Migration and Displacement. CARE. May 2009. research copy (36pgs)

Insecurity drives farm purchases abroad. David Montero. Christian Science Monitor. 12/22/2008.

Major Arctic sea ice melt is expected this summer. Randolf Schmid. Associated Press. 5/02/2008.

Mass migrations and war: Dire climate scenario. Charles Hanley. AP. 2/21/2009.

Union of Concerned Scientists. 2006. Migrating Climates

National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR)

National Security Implications of Climate Change for U.S. Naval Forces Committee This is a prepublication copy and also available on this site

On Thin Ice. NOW. 4/17/09. Impacts of global warming focusing on the loss of glaciers and the impacts on water supply.

On a planet 4C hotter, all we can prepare for is extinction. Oliver Tickell. Guardian/UK. 8/11/2008.

Oregon Chosen for Peak Sun Solar Facility. Oregonian. 11/25/07.

Overwhelmingly White, the Green Movement is Reaching For The Rainbow. Paula Bock. 3/10/2008. Seattle Times.

Oxygen-poor ocean zones are growing. Kenneth Weiss. LA Times. 5/02/2008.

Paradise Lost (or here). Aired 12/12/2008 on PBS - NOW. Examines the issue of rising oceans on island populations.

Peak Moment TV. Each program is approximately 25 minutes long. The issues cover primarily peak oil related issues, and community solutions.

Polar Cities a Haven in Warming World?. Andrew Revkin. NT Times. 3/30/2008.

Prius Designer Says Toyota-Led Industry Must Lose Oil Addiction. John Lippert and Alan Ohnsman. Bloomberg. 1/23/2008.

Shrinking the Carbon Footprint of Metropolitan America. Brookings Institution "Blueprint for American Prosperity Series. 5/2008. (Original) Summary Tables of Cities Carbon Footprint)

Sinking Without Trace: Australia's Climate Change Victims. Independent/UK. 5/05/2008.

Sinking island's nationals seek new home. CNN. 11/11/2008.

Solar Energy Firms Leave Waste Behind in China. Ariana Eunjung Cha. Washington Post. 3/09/2008.

Some rural communities pushed to the edge by high cost of fuel. Tom Kizzia & Tom Hopkins. Anchorage Daily News. 5/16/2008.

Stern Review on the Economics of Climate Change. HM Treasury:UK, 10/30/06

World Wildlife Fund. 10/03/06. Stern Review sets out economic imperative of climate change

Strategic Trends Programme 2007-2036. Development, Concepts and Doctrine Centre (DCDC).

Study Sees Climate Change Impact on Alaska. William Yardley. NT Times. 6/28/07.

The Breathing Earth. CO2 emissions, birth rate & death rate simulation © David Bleja 2006-2010.

Synthesis and Assessment Product 4.3 (SAP 4.3): The Effects of Climate Change on Agriculture, Land Resources, Water Resources, and Biodiversity in the United States. National Center for Atmospheric Research. May 2008,

The Inconvenient Truth, Part II. Tom Athanasiou. FPIF, 2/21/2007.

The Sermilik fjord in Greenland: a chilling view of a warming world. Patrick Barkham. Guardian/UK. 9/01/2009.

The World Bank's Carbon Deals. Janet Redman. Foreign Policy In Focus. 4/10/2008.

PriceWaterhouseCoopers. 2006. The World in 2050 - Global Warming

PriceWaterhouseCoopers. 2006. The World in 2050: How big will the major emerging market economies get and how can the OECD compete?

PriceWaterhouseCoopers. 2006. The World in 2050: Impact of global growth on carbon emissions and climate change policy

Time runs out for islanders on global warming's front line. Douglass McDougall. Guardian/UK. 3/30/2008.

True scale of C0â‚‚emissions from shipping revealed. John Vidal. Guardian/UK. 2/13/2008.

Turning Los Angeles wastewater to tap water. Rich Connell. LA Times. 6/07/2008.

UGANDA: "Mount Elgon Eviction Has Reduced Us to Beggars". Wambi Michael. IPS. 11/13/2009.

UN food agency issues emergency plea for $500m. Owen Bowcott. Guardian/UK. 3/25/2009

UN issues desertification warning. BBC.

Urbanization threatens Namibia's traditional Himba culture. Stephanie Hanes. Christian Science Monitor. 2/05/2008.

WEST AFRICA: From Desertification, to Migration, to Conflict. Frank Zamble. IPS. 1/24/07

Warming 'affecting poor children'. BBC. 4/29/2008.

Watchdog: NASA misled on global warming studies. CNN. 6/02/2008.

Where Every Meal Is a Sacrifice. Anthony Faiola. Wa. Post. 4/28/2008.

Where the Waters Are Rising. Madeline Nash. Time. 4/18/2005.

Wish You Weren't Here: The Devastating Effects of the New Colonialists. Paul Vallely. BBC. 8/10/2009.

World Water Crisis Underlies World Food Crisis. Environmental News Service. 8/20/08.

World food stocks dwindling rapidly, UN warns. Elisabeth Rosenthal. International Herald Tribune.

World's Wildlife and Environment Already Hit by Climate Change, Major Study Shows. Ian Sample. Guardian/UK. 5/15/2008.

WorldWatch Institute. Research on environment, and social implications of global warming and resource issues,

Worries Mount as Farmers Push for Big Harvest . David Streitfeld & Keith Bradsher, NY Times. 6/10/2008.

Your Flat Screen Has (Greenhouse) Gas. Emily Udell. In These Times. 8/11/2008.

Resources

"Literally, This Is Energy From Dirt". Inter Press Service. 5/10/2008.

'Everyone's starving' in Ethiopia, aid worker says. CNN. 6/09/2008.

A Global Need for Grain That Farms Can’t Fill. David Strietfeld. NY Times. 3/09/2008.

Amazon Rainforest Threatened By New Wave of Oil and Gas Exploration. Iam Sample. Guardian/UK. 8/13/2008.

Amazon pollution case could cost Chevron billions. Frank Bajak. AP. 12/20/2008.

Amnesty Attacks Oil Industry for Decades of Damage in Niger Delta. Nick Mathiason. Guardian/UK. 6/30/2009.

As Jobs Vanish and Prices Rise, Food Stamp Use Nears Record. Erik Eckholm. NY Times. 3/31/2008,

As income gap widens, recession fears grow. Tami Luhby. CNN. 4/09/2008

Asian rice crisis starts to bite. Hannah Belcher. Al Jazeera. 3/29/2008.

Averting a perfect storm of shortages. Stephen Mulvaney. BBC. 8/24/2009.

BP 'not prepared' for deep-water spill. Ed Crooks, Financial Times. 6/02/2010.

BP Bets the Planet--We Lose. Terry Allen. In These Times. 6/10/2010.

BRAZIL: Growing Foreign Appetite for Land. Mario Osava. International Press Service. 3/24/2008.

Ban Ki-moon Warns That Water Shortages Are Increasingly Driving Conflicts. UN News Center. 2/06/2008.

Ban Ki-moon Warns That Water Shortages Are Increasingly Driving Conflicts. UN News Centre. 2/06/2008.

Behind Gold's Glitter: Torn Lands and Pointed Questions JANE PERLEZ and KIRK JOHNSON, 10/24/05 NYT

Behind the growing instability in Nigeria. Eugene Puryear. Intelligence Daily. 8/20/08.

Bioenergy: Fuelling the food crisis?. Stephanie Holmes. BBC. 6/04/2008.

Biofuel Land Demand Puts Peasants at Risk: Report. Reuters. 6/02/2008.

Biofuels starving our people, leaders tell UN. Allegra Stratton. Guardian/UK. 4/28/2008.

Blue Planet Project. Water resource issues.

Buried Secrets: Is Natural Gas Drilling Endangering U.S. Water Supplies? Abraham Lustgarten. ProPublica. 11/13/2008.

CNN Planet Peril : World Water Crisis. World water crisis CNN's Isha Sesay speaks with Dr. Peter Gleick, president of the Pacific Institute, about the world's water problems. 10/27/07 4:41.

Canada's 'dirty oil' challenge. Sarah Shenker. BBC. 12/11/2008.

Canada's black gold oil rush. Sarah Shenker. BBC. 12/10/2008.

City air pollution 'shortens life'. Humphrey Hawksley. Guardian. 4/12/2009.

Coal in the United States: America Approaching Peak Coal. Richard Heinberg. IntelDaily. 5/30/2008.

Contamination of American Rivers Triggers International Complaint. Alberto Saldamando. Culture & Survival. #29.4, 2005.

Crude Designs: The rip-off of Iraq's oil wealth. Greg Muttit. Global Policy Forum. 11/2005.

DEVELOPMENT-ANGOLA: Building Sustainable Water Systems. Louise Redvers. IPS. 10/01/2008.

DEVELOPMENT-INDIA: Farmers Vs Coca-Cola in Water Wars. Ranjit Devraj. IPS. 10/01/2009.

Darfur and the Fight for Water. 7/30/07 Baldauf & Stetson, Christian Science Monitor.

Descending the Oil Peak: Navigating the Transition from Oil and Natural Gas. Peak Oil Advisory Taskforce. City of Portland, OR. March 2007.

Double Edged Prices. OXFAM 10/13/2008. Lessons from the food price crisis: 10 actions developing countries should take. (original)

Drought Could Force Nuke-Plant Shutdowns. Mitch Weiss. AP. 1/23/2008.

Drought parches much of the U.S., may get worse. John Blake. CNN. 12/15/2008.

EAST AFRICA: Even Fish Heads Are Now Unaffordable. Wambi Michael. International Press Service. 1/16/2009.

ENVIRONMENT-BRAZIL: Controversy Over Indigenous Land and Biofuels. Mario Osava. Inter Press Service. 5/08/2008.

ENVIRONMENT: Companies Scramble for Ever-Scarcer Resources. Wolfgang Kerler. IPS. 10/01/2008.

Economic Toll Mounts From High Oil Prices. Graham Bowley & David Jolly. NY Times. 5/23/2008.

Elastoplast solution to African water crisis not working. EDIE. 3/27/2009.

Energy Watchdog Warns Of Oil-Production Crunch. 5/22/08 King & Fritsch, WSJ

Feds document shrinking San Joaquin Valley aquifer. Matt Weiser. Sacramento Bee. 7/13/2009.

Fighting Climate Change: human solidarity in a divided world. UN Human Development Report 2007/2008. 399 pages

FightingFTAS.org. "Fighting FTAs: the growing resistance to bilateral free trade and investment agreements" is a collaborative document on tree trade acts and resistance to them. Excellent resource page, and an excellent document.

Food Crisis Will Take Hold Before Climate Change, Warns Chief Scientist. James Randerson. Guardian. 3/07/2008.

Food Price Rises Threaten Global Security - UN. David Adam. Independent/UK. 4/09/2008.

Food Rationing Confronts Breadbasket of the World. Josh Gerstein. NY Sun. 4/21/2008.

Food and Fuel Compete for Land. Andrew Martin. NY Times, 12/18/07.

Food crisis talks set to begin. BBC. 5/30/2008.

Food prices rising across the world. CNN. 3/25/2008.

Food prices stir poverty concern. Al Jazeera. 4/11/2008.

Food prices: Cheap No More. Gerrit Buntrock. The Economist. Dec. 12, 2007

From Global Crisis to "Global Government". Andrew Marshall. Global Research. 12/20/2008.

From rebel-held Congo to beer can. Thomas Fessy & Mark Doyle. BBC. 4/09/2009.

Global Witness. Organization focused on exposing the links between natural resources, international trade, and conflict. Has some excellent research.

Global crisis 'to strike by 2030'. Christine McGourty BBC. 3/19/2009. Population and resources on a collision course.

Got Water? Elizabeth de la Vargas. Mother Jones. 7/22/2008.

Grain prices soar globally. Daniel Ten Kate. Christian Science Monitor. 3/25/2008.

Greensumption video by International Forum on Gloabalization. 8/30/07.

Guerrilla gardener movement takes root in L.A. area. Joe Robinson. LA TImes. 5/30/2008.

High Rice Cost Creating Fears of Asia Unrest. Keith Bradsher. NY Times. 3/29/2008.

Hopes fade for Tanzanian miners. Al Jazeera. 3/30/2008.

. Don Harman. Christian Science Monitor. 6/26/07.

How richest fuel global warming - but poorest suffer most from it. Phillip Thornton. Independent. 1/09/07.

How the West's Energy Boom Could Threaten Drinking Water for 1 in 12 Americans. Abraham Lustgarten. ProPublica. 12/21/2008.

Human cost of Brazil's biofuels boom. Patrick J. McDonnell. LA Times. 6/16/2008.

Human tide: the real migration crisis. Christina Aid Society. May 2007.

Indonesia's answer to rising food prices. Simon Montlake. Christian Science Monitor. 7/14/2008.

Insecurity drives farm purchases abroad. David Montero. Christian Science Monitor. 12/22/2008.

Iraq Conflict Has Killed A Million Iraqis: Survey. Reuters. 1/31/2008.

Is access to clean water a basic human right?. Yigal Schleifer. Christian Science Monitor. 3/19/2009.

Jeans blues in Mexico. Franc Contreraa. Al Jazeera, 8/24/07.

KENYA: Water Studies - But Where Are the Water Supplies?. Rosalia Omungo. Inter Press Services. 6/02/2008.

Load Up the Pantry. Brett Arends. Wall Street Journal. 4/21/2008.

MEXICO: Peasants Seek Ways to Block Canadian-Run Mine. Diego Cevallos. InterPress Services. 8/31/2008.

MINING-INDIA: Woman Leads Tribals Against World's Steel Maker. Gagandeep Johar. IPS. 9/12/2009.

Mexico plans water supply boost. BBC. 3/25/2008.

Mineral firms 'fuel Congo unrest'. BBC. 7/21/2009.

Mineral firms 'fuel Congo unrest'. BBC. 7/31/2009.

Mining forces out thousands in SA. BBC. 3/25/2008.

Monsanto Moves To Control Water Resources & Fish Farming

New fight for Congo's riches. Nick Mathiason. Guardian/UK. 6/29/2008.

Niger Delta and Natural Resources

Nigeria power shortage to persist. BBC. 5/30/2008.

Nigeria: Petroleum, Pollution, and Poverty in the Niger Delta. Amnesty International. 6/30/2009.

No Oil Yet, but Tiny African Isle Finds Slippery Dealings. 7/02/07 Barry Meier & Jad Mouawad. NY Times.

OXY Home Page Occidental Oil homepage

Officials in Three States Pin Water Woes on Gas Drilling. Abraham Lustgarten. ProPublica. 6/09/2009.

Oil Consortium Behind War Crimes - Aid Agencies. Frank Mulder, IPS, 6/09/2010.

Oil Majors Rapped Over Secrecy, Corruption. Abid Aslam. International Press Service. 4/30/2008.

Oil Officials See Limit Looming on Production. Gold & Davis. Wall Street Journal. 11/19/2007.

Oil Spills, Coal Disasters, Immigration Hysteria: Unlearned Lessons from 1924. Jeff Biggers. AlterNet. 6/02/2010.

Oil War' Rages in Niger Delta. NTDTV. 9/17/2008. (2:03)

Oil Wars: Transforming the American Military into a Global Oil-Protection Service. Michael Klare. Tom Dispatch. 4/29/2004.

Oil: A Global Crisis. Geoffrey Lean. Independent/UK. 5/25/2008.

On Thin Ice. NOW. 4/17/09. Impacts of global warming focusing on the loss of glaciers and the impacts on water supply.

Oregon Chosen for Peak Sun Solar Facility. Oregonian. 11/25/07.

Overwhelmingly White, the Green Movement is Reaching For The Rainbow. Paula Bock. 3/10/2008. Seattle Times.

Pantanal Indians Threatened by Deforestation. Mario Osava. IPS. 2/09/2008.

Peak Moment TV. Each program is approximately 25 minutes long. The issues cover primarily peak oil related issues, and community solutions.

Peak Oil to Peak Gas Is a Short Ride. Andrew McKillop, Energy Pulse. 12/04/06.

Peaking of World Oil Production: Impacts, Mitigation, & Risk Management Robert Hirsch, Roger Bezdek, Robert Wendling. Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC). Feb. 2005

Pentagon in Race for Raw Materials: Stockpiling Minerals Takes on Greater Urgency as Global Supply Gets Squeezed. Liam Plevin. Wall Street Journal. 5/03/2010.

Peru Tribe Battles Oil Giant Over Pollution. Peter Collyns, BBC. 3/24/2008.

Population Growth Is a Threat. But It Pales Against the Greed of the Rich. George Monbiot. Guardian/UK. 1/29/2008.

Prius Designer Says Toyota-Led Industry Must Lose Oil Addiction. John Lippert and Alan Ohnsman. Bloomberg. 1/23/2008.

Q&A: 'Biofuels Must Include the Poor'. Interview with Ali Mchumo. IPS. 5/30/2008.

Q&A: EU and U.S. Offering Special WTO Deal to Lure South Africa. International Press Service. 3/25/2008.

RIGHTS-BRAZIL: Pantanal Indians Threatened by Deforestation. Mario Osava. IPS. 2/09/2008.

RIGHTS: Native People Warn U.N. of Biofuels Disaster. Haider Rizvi. Inter Press Service. 4/30/2008.

Recession barely dents 'eco-debt' . Judith Burns. BBC. 9/25/2009.

Rich countries launch great land grab to safeguard food supply. Julian Border. Guardian/UK. 11/22/2008.

Rural Poverty and Gas in America. eweining YouTube. 12/01/2007 Video (U:wolf PW:wolf)

Scorned trash pickers become global environmental force. Jack Chang. McClatchy. 3/24/2008.

Shale gas numbers may not add up. John Dizard. Financial Times/UK. 11/01/2009.

Solar Energy Firms Leave Waste Behind in China. Ariana Eunjung Cha. Washington Post. 3/09/2008.

Some rural communities pushed to the edge by high cost of fuel. Tom Kizzia & Tom Hopkins. Anchorage Daily News. 5/16/2008.

Sudan 101 reproduced here as one document.

Sandi Cioffi online documentary: Sweet Crude - Nigeria

The Black Mesa Controversy. Enei Begaye. Culture & Survival. #29.4, 2005.

The Dire Side of Rising Food Prices. Michael Nizza. NY Times. 1/30/2008.

The Effects of the GATT/WTO in World Resource Allocation:A Case Study that Uses both Raw and Processed Timber Resources -Conservation/Deforestation Explored. Helen-Eagle Norwin. Electronic Green Journal. Issue 16, 2002.

The Essential Exponential Good video on Peak Oil

The Food Crisis and Global Institutions. Emily Schwartz Gtrco. Foreign Policy in Focus. 8/05/2008.

The Global Water Crisis and the Coming Battle for the Right to Water. Maude Barlow. Foreign Policy in Focus. 2/25/2008.

The Incredible Shrinking Paycheck. Nancy Cleeland. The Nation. 2/20/2008.

The Military-Petroleum Complex. Nick Turse. Foreign Policy In Focus. 3/24/2008.

True scale of C0â‚‚emissions from shipping revealed. John Vidal. Guardian/UK. 2/13/2008.

Turning Los Angeles wastewater to tap water. Rich Connell. LA Times. 6/07/2008.

UN food agency issues emergency plea for $500m. Owen Bowcott. Guardian/UK. 3/25/2009

US confession: Weapons were not made in Iran after all. Campaign Against Sanctions and Military Intervention in Iran (CASMII). 5/10/2008.

Unease over Guatemalan gold rush. Bill Law. BBC. 8/21/08.

War in Iraq Propelling A Massive Migration. Sundarsan Raghavan. Wa. Post. 2/04/07.

Where Every Meal Is a Sacrifice. Anthony Faiola. Wa. Post. 4/28/2008.

Wish You Weren't Here: The Devastating Effects of the New Colonialists. Paul Vallely. Independent/UK. 8/10/2009.

Wish You Weren't Here: The Devastating Effects of the New Colonialists. Paul Vallely. BBC. 8/10/2009.

The Case Against Shell in Nigeria. Site tracking the complaints of the Wiwa of Nigeria against Shell Oil Company.

World Prout Assembly PROUT stands for PROgressive UTilization Theory. It means, the progressive utilization and rational distribution of all the earth's natural resources. PROUT advocates another type of revolution called "nuclear revolution." In nuclear revolution, every aspect of collective life - social, economic, political, cultural, psychic and spiritual - is completely transformed. New moral and spiritual values arise in society which provide the impetus for accelerated social progress. The old era is replaced by a new era - one collective psychology is replaced by another. This type of revolution results in all-round development and social progress.

World Water Crisis Underlies World Food Crisis. Environmental News Service. 8/20/08.

World crude production has peaked: Pickens. Jasmin Melvin & Missy Ryan. Reuters. 6/17/2008.

World food stocks dwindling rapidly, UN warns. Elisabeth Rosenthal. International Herald Tribune.

World's highest drug levels entering India stream. Margie Mason. AP. 1/26/2009.

WorldWatch Institute. Research on environment, and social implications of global warming and resource issues,

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