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from January 1993
Last Number: July 2010

Worldwatch Institute
ISSN 0896-0615


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Cantidad de documentos en esta fuente: 1668

July 01, 2009

  • Bicycle production reaches 130 million units.

  • Goldman environmental prize winners.

  • Brazil's carbon challenge: Brazil's carbon footprint comes mainly from land uses, not energy.

  • The Living Earth Ethical Principles: shifting perspective and active political engagement.

    • March 01, 2009

  • Overview.

  • Doing it better.

  • Production.

  • On "ethics".

  • The world's in a big mess.

  • California: efficient, but ...

  • Office-related carbon emissions surge.

  • Local currencies grow during economic recession.

  • Climate protests escalate worldwide.

  • Clean coal: wave of the future or empty rhetoric?

  • Energy Agency predicts high prices in future.

  • Ecosystem failures suggest global extinction event.

  • Updates.

  • Our panarchic future: a theory that explains the evolution of ecosystems may apply to civilizations as well--and it says we're approaching a critical phase.

  • Planes, trains, and automobiles: comparing the [CO.sub.2] impacts.

  • Water wars: is water a human right or a commodity?

  • The Living Earth Ethical Principles: A Family For All Families.

  • Out of sight, out of mine: ocean dumping of mine wastes; The world's oceans, already imperiled, face a new threat.

  • Counting upon happiness.

  • "Entanglement on the verge of extinction".

    • May 01, 2009

  • High-fructose corn syrup.

  • Calm vegetarian.

  • Underused lands.

  • Worry about water.

  • Water efficiency is key to saving energy, expert says.

  • Scientists sound alarm on ocean acidification.

  • China low on a strategic reserve: pork.

  • Ecosystem markets take off.

  • In Amsterdam, the bicycle still rules.

  • Bearing children not always a woman's choice.

  • Transit trance.

  • Not cool.

  • Role reversal.

  • More folks.

  • Sick ships.

  • Is local food better? Yes, probably--but not in the way many people think.

  • Sea power: no, not fleets of warships--this power comes from warm and cold running water.

  • Community-supported agriculture.

  • A hard life, especially for rural women.

  • Projecting population: population forecasts depend on assumptions--and can be wildly wrong.

  • Child mortality drops below 10 million.

  • "I will point Out hypocrisy".

  • The living earth ethical principles: life of service and prepare for a changing world.

  • Friends of Worldwatch.

  • Investing in war and peace.

    • September 01, 2009

  • Post-it notes.