Human Population And The Environmental Crisis

This book is a result of a public symposium on "Human Population And The Environmental Crisis" at UCLA in October 1993, sponsored by the Center For The Study of Evolution And The Origins of Life (CSEOL). Each chapter focuses on a different aspect of the population-environmental problem. Because of the interdisciplinary nature of this work, it should serve in a variety of college courses dealing with the problems and concerns of world over-population And The questions it raises about the environmental consequences for planet Earth.

Population: Challenge to Biosphere and Behavior
The Global Warming Debate: Are There Public Policy Implications?
On the Sustainability of Resource Use: Population as a Dynamic Factor
Biodiversity: Where Have All the Species Gone?
Gender Bias and the Search For a Sustainable Future
Politics and Society: Political Challenges of Confronting Population Growth
Global Environmental Engineering: Prospects and Pitfalls
Subject Index
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