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The new eugenics: it used to be forced sterilization, and the experiments of Dr. Mengele. Now it's genetic technology and the free market. The people ... race are back.: An article from: World Watch
The new eugenics: it used to be forced sterilization, and t…
By: Michael Dorsey
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Politics and the English language.(meaning of phrase "sound science")(Editorial): An article from: World Watch
Politics and the English language.(meaning of phrase "…
By: Chris Mooney
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Can't live without it. (damaging effects of advertising): An article from: World Watch
Can't live without it. (damaging effects of advertisin…
By: Alan Thein Durning
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Lessons of Afghanistan: Understanding the conditions that give rise to extremism. (Essay).: An article from: World Watch
Lessons of Afghanistan: Understanding the conditions that g…
By: Michael Renner
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P Soup: It's green, but it's not good for you. That benign-looking pond scum signifies a far-reaching shift in the global phosphorus cycle.: An article from: World Watch
P Soup: It's green, but it's not good for you. Th…
By: Elena Bennett, Steve R. Carpenter
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Europe's illegal trade in ozone-altering substances. (atmosphere-destroying chlorofluorocarbons)(Environmental Intelligence): An article from: World Watch
Europe's illegal trade in ozone-altering substances. (…
By: Molly O'Meara
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How serious is BP? Erik Assadourian asks, what does it mean when one of the world's largest oil companies starts using the marketing slogan "Beyond ... Company PLC): An article from: World Watch
How serious is BP? Erik Assadourian asks, what does it mean…
By: Erik Assadourian
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Antimicrobial resistance.(Brief Article): An article from: World Watch
Antimicrobial resistance.(Brief Article): An article from: …
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AIDS orphans: Africa's lost generation. (AIDS claims the lives of several parents in Africa): An article from: World Watch
AIDS orphans: Africa's lost generation. (AIDS claims t…
By: Aaron Sachs
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Cuba's dilemma. (self-reliance or global exchange): An article from: World Watch
Cuba's dilemma. (self-reliance or global exchange): An…
By: Christopher Flavin
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'Packaging a revolution.' (revolutionary recycling in Germany): An article from: World Watch
'Packaging a revolution.' (revolutionary recyclin…
By: Megan Ryan
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Environmentalists Take On The Economy.("The Bridge at the Edge of the World: Capitalism, the Environment, and Crossing from Crisis to Sustainability" ... review): An article from: World Watch
Environmentalists Take On The Economy.("The Bridge at …
By: Christopher Flavin
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Energy in an insecure World. (Book Review).(Hubbert's Peak: The Impending World Oil Shortage ; Tomorrow's Energy: Hydrogen, Fuel Cells, and the ... (book review): An article from: World Watch
Energy in an insecure World. (Book Review).(Hubbert's …
By: Seth Dunn
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Self-consciousness and the future of the earth.: An article from: World Watch
Self-consciousness and the future of the earth.: An article…
By: Ed Ayres
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Bottled water.(Life-Cycle Studies): An article from: World Watch
Bottled water.(Life-Cycle Studies): An article from: World …
By: Paul McRandle
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The company formerly known as Philip Morris wants to talk about risk. So, let's talk.(Between The Lines): An article from: World Watch
The company formerly known as Philip Morris wants to talk a…
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Bio-serfdom and the new feudalism. (biotechnology in European agriculture): An article from: World Watch
Bio-serfdom and the new feudalism. (biotechnology in Europe…
By: Brian Halweil
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Polluters' shell game: the worst polluters are hiding their minuscule contribution to the economy.: An article from: World Watch
Polluters' shell game: the worst polluters are hiding …
By: William Freudenburg
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The Living Earth Ethical Principles: just livelihood and Mindful consumption.(ESSAY)(Essay): An article from: World Watch
The Living Earth Ethical Principles: just livelihood and Mi…
By: Erik Assadourian
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Ozone repair.(Environmental Intelligence): An article from: World Watch
Ozone repair.(Environmental Intelligence): An article from:…
By: Chris Bright
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Ozone hole is largest ever.: An article from: World Watch
Ozone hole is largest ever.: An article from: World Watch
By: Lisa Mastny
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Power brokers: managing demand for electricity. (electric utilities; demand-side management)(includes related article): An article from: World Watch
Power brokers: managing demand for electricity. (electric u…
By: David Malin Roodman
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EARTH DAY 2000.: An article from: World Watch
EARTH DAY 2000.: An article from: World Watch
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Income gap widens.: An article from: World Watch
Income gap widens.: An article from: World Watch
By: Hal Kane
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The next hurdle in ozone repair. (ozone depletion due to the use of methyl bromide): An article from: World Watch
The next hurdle in ozone repair. (ozone depletion due to th…
By: Molly O'Meara
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Running shoes.(Life-Cycle Studies): An article from: World Watch
Running shoes.(Life-Cycle Studies): An article from: World …
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Breaking Out or Breaking Down.(Statistical Data Included): An article from: World Watch
Breaking Out or Breaking Down.(Statistical Data Included): …
By: Lester R. Brown, Brian Halweil
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Building for the future. (efficient energy usage in buildings)(includes related articles): An article from: World Watch
Building for the future. (efficient energy usage in buildin…
By: Michael Scholand
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The obsolescent incandescent. (replacing the ordinary light bulb with the compact fluorescent camp, CFL): An article from: World Watch
The obsolescent incandescent. (replacing the ordinary light…
By: David Malin Roodman
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Ocean motion power: aquabuoy and Wave Dragon sound like superheroes. Can they help save us prom climate change?: An article from: World Watch
Ocean motion power: aquabuoy and Wave Dragon sound like sup…
By: Elisabeth Jeffries
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