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Fertile ground or toxic legacy? (modern sewage and farming systems): An article from: World Watch
Fertile ground or toxic legacy? (modern sewage and farming …
By: Gary Gardner
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Organic produce found to be higher in health-promoting compounds. (Environmental Intelligence).(higher concentrations of antioxidants than in crops ... pesticides ): An article from: World Watch
Organic produce found to be higher in health-promoting comp…
By: Brian Halweil
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Can we raise grain yields fast enough? (supply of food against population growth): An article from: World Watch
Can we raise grain yields fast enough? (supply of food agai…
By: Lester R. Brown
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Strong growth in compact fluorescent bulbs reduces electricity demand.: An article from: World Watch
Strong growth in compact fluorescent bulbs reduces electric…
By: Alice, McKeown, Nathan Swire
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The last commodity: child prostitution in the developing world.: An article from: World Watch
The last commodity: child prostitution in the developing wo…
By: Aaron Sachs
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Nature's Metropolis: Chicago and the Great West. (book reviews): An article from: World Watch
Nature's Metropolis: Chicago and the Great West. (book…
By: Aaron Sachs
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Crimes of (a) global nature: forging environmental treaties is difficult. Enforcing them is even tougher.(Statistical Data Included): An article from: World Watch
Crimes of (a) global nature: forging environmental treaties…
By: Lisa Mastny, Hilary French
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Nam Theun dam: the World Bank's watershed decision.(People's Democratic Republic ): An article from: World Watch
Nam Theun dam: the World Bank's watershed decision.(Pe…
By: David F. Hales
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Cogeneration performance and potential.(VITAL SIGNS)(Report): An article from: World Watch
Cogeneration performance and potential.(VITAL SIGNS)(Report…
By: Amanda Chiu
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Watching vs. Taking.: An article from: World Watch
Watching vs. Taking.: An article from: World Watch
By: Howard Youth
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A solar future for Kenya's youth?(EYE ON EARTH): An article from: World Watch
A solar future for Kenya's youth?(EYE ON EARTH): An ar…
By: Ben Block, Ambika Chawla
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Eco-farming in Fiji. (integrated farming in Fiji islands): An article from: World Watch
Eco-farming in Fiji. (integrated farming in Fiji islands): …
By: Hal Kane
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Where the sidewalks end.: An article from: World Watch
Where the sidewalks end.: An article from: World Watch
By: Molly O'Meara Sheehan
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Cooking up a more efficient stove. (Kenya ceramic jiko cookstove; 'waisted-bell' design): An article from: World Watch
Cooking up a more efficient stove. (Kenya ceramic jiko cook…
By: Nancy Chege
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Monsanto drops its biotech potato. (Environmental Intelligence).(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included): An article from: World Watch
Monsanto drops its biotech potato. (Environmental Intellige…
By: Marcella Atnayde
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Water wars: is water a human right or a commodity?(WAVE POWER): An article from: World Watch
Water wars: is water a human right or a commodity?(WAVE POW…
By: Erica Gies
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Shining examples: solar financing is setting up shop, and for the 2 billion people who still have no electricity, help may be on the way.: An article from: World Watch
Shining examples: solar financing is setting up shop, and f…
By: Christopher Flavin, Molly O'Meara
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Cultivating the butterfly effect.: An article from: World Watch
Cultivating the butterfly effect.: An article from: World W…
By: Erik Assadourian
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Chocolate Could Bring the Forest Back. (Mata Atlantica: Endangered Biome).: An article from: World Watch
Chocolate Could Bring the Forest Back. (Mata Atlantica: End…
By: Chris Bright
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California drives the future of the automobile: impatience with fossil fuels is shaking California, which is the world's sixth-largest economy and has ... on hydrogen.: An article from: World Watch
California drives the future of the automobile: impatience …
By: Annie Birdsong
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Green building goes mainstream: a wide-angle view of sustainable materials and practices.: An article from: World Watch
Green building goes mainstream: a wide-angle view of sustai…
By: Erica Gies
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Between the lines.(demographic history and the impact on the the Ukraine between 1914 - 2001): An article from: World Watch
Between the lines.(demographic history and the impact on th…
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Pioneering greenhouse policy. (global warming): An article from: World Watch
Pioneering greenhouse policy. (global warming): An article …
By: David Malin Roodman
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The evolving corporation: when good corporations go bad; Part 1 of a series.: An article from: World Watch
The evolving corporation: when good corporations go bad; Pa…
By: Erik Assadourian
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Privatizing water. (Essay).: An article from: World Watch
Privatizing water. (Essay).: An article from: World Watch
By: Curtis Runyan
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Water scarcity could overwhelm the next generation. (Environmental Intelligence).: An article from: World Watch
Water scarcity could overwhelm the next generation. (Enviro…
By: Janet L. Sawin
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LIBERATING THE RIVERS: All the Wild Rivers.(three articles included; environmental effects of dams)(Statistical Data Included): An article from: World Watch
LIBERATING THE RIVERS: All the Wild Rivers.(three articles …
By: Curtis Runyan, Arundhati Roy, Patrick McCully
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Asphalt Nation: How the Automobile Took Over America and How We Can Take It Back. (book reviews): An article from: World Watch
Asphalt Nation: How the Automobile Took Over America and Ho…
By: Seth Dunn
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Past dam disaster casts a shadow over Three Gorges. (dam project in China): An article from: World Watch
Past dam disaster casts a shadow over Three Gorges. (dam pr…
By: John Tuxill
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Solar power markets boom.: An article from: World Watch
Solar power markets boom.: An article from: World Watch
By: Christopher Flavin, Molly O'Meara
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Less stuff, or more blood: the world's rich people must decide whether they want to share the planet's resources, or send their children to kill and ... essay): An article from: World Watch
Less stuff, or more blood: the world's rich people mus…
By: Tom Prugh
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Outfall from Bonn: a host of renewable energy initiatives.(Environmental Intelligence): An article from: World Watch
Outfall from Bonn: a host of renewable energy initiatives.(…
By: Janet Sawin
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