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Deep Futures: Our Prospects for Survival.
Deep Futures: Our Prospects for Survival Cocks, D. 2003. Montreal, QC and Kingston, ON: McGill-Queen's University Press. ISBN 0-7735-2671-4 (cloth)/ 0-7735-2672-2 (paper), CDN $80.00 (cloth), CDN . . .

Challenged Earth: An Overview of Humanity's Stewardship of Earth.
Challenged Earth: An Overview of Humanity's Stewardship of Earth Lincoln, Stephen F. 2006. London: Imperial College Press, 533 pages, ISBN 1-86094-526-0 (hardcover), [pounds . . .

The Earthscan Reader in Environmental Values.
The Earthscan Reader in Environmental Values Kalof, Linda and Terre Satterfield (eds.) 2005. London: Earthscan, 368 pages, ISBN 1-84407-1677 (hardcover)/1-84407-1669 (paper), . . .

Immortal River: The Upper Mississippi in Ancient and Modern Times.
Immortal River: The Upper Mississippi in Ancient and Modern Times Fremling, Calvin R. 2005. Madison, Wisconsin: University of Wisconsin Press, 472 pages, ISBN 0-299-20290-9 (cloth) / . . .

Sustainable cities: fact or fiction?
What makes a city sustainable? Is it a question of limits or scale--can a city be too big, can a community be too small to be sustainable? Or is it the most energy-efficient state-of-the-art . . .

Genuine wealth: building economies of well-being.
Robert Kennedy, in one of his last public speeches in 1968, noted that "Too much and too long, we seem to have surrendered community excellence and community values in the mere accumulation of . . .

Community-based solutions to urban sustainability.
Urban sustainability is going to be the challenge of this century. The world's urban population is expected to reach 5.1 billion by 2025--with urban defined as any settlement of at least 2000 . . .

Sustainability and the city: introduction.(SPECIAL SECTION)
The three papers in this special section originated as presentations of a panel at the 2006 Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences held at York University. Since the Congress theme was "The . . .

Motivations, training and supervision of volunteers in conservation.(RESEARCH NOTE)
Introduction Ecological monitoring is widely regarded as fundamental to the protection, utilization and management of the Earth's natural resources (Vaughan et al. 2001, Firbank et al. 2003, . . .

Linking integrated community sustainability planning and watershed planning in Ontario, Canada.(Report)
Introduction Watershed planning is continuing to move in the direction of integrated resource management in the Province of Ontario, Canada. For example, the focus of watershed management has . . .

Capturing the past and planning for the future: building a digital library for Oregon's Sustainable Community.(Report)
Introduction Portland, Oregon has a reputation for strong land use planning, protecting green space, and investing in a regional transportation system. Various reports, maps, meeting notes and . . .

Restoration in mind: placing ecological restoration in a cultural context.(Report)
Introduction A dry stream, a disappearing forest, and a vision of what used to be: this is how many restoration projects begin. Wanting to restore the landscape that once existed in a place, . . .

On "is there anything "good" about Everglades restoration?".(COMMENTARY)
William O'Brien and Jennifer McIvor pose an elegant general question: how do large-scale top-down restoration projects fare against expanded definitions of restoration? The Everglades restoration . . .

Is there anything "good" about Everglades restoration?
Will restoration become a practice that turns out ecosystems as predictable commodities, in perfect order, according to the principles of technical expertise? Alternatively, will it . . .

An Inconvenient Truth: A Global Warning.(Critical essay)
An Inconvenient Truth: A Global Warning Guggenheim, David (Director) 2006. Hollywood, California: Paramount Classics, 96 minutes, UPC: 097363480860, DVD, CDN ~$28.50 An Inconvenient Truth, . . .

Changing Precipitation and Terrestrial Ecosystems.(Critical essay)
Changing Precipitation and Terrestrial Ecosystems Weltzin, J.F. and G.R. McPherson (eds.) 2003. Tucson, AZ: University of Arizona Press. 237 pages, ISBN 0-8165-2247-2 (hardcover), CDN $77.95 I . . .

Understanding Environmental Policy.(Critical essay)
Understanding Environmental Policy Cohen, Steven 2006. New York: Columbia University Press, 240 pages, ISBN 0-231-13536-X (cloth) / 0-231-13537-8 (paper), US $74.50 (cloth), US $26.50 (paper). . . .

Ecological Economics: An Introduction.(Critical essay)
Ecological Economics: An Introduction Common, Michael and Sigrid Stagal 2005. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 592 pages, ISBN-13: 978-0-521-81645-8 (hardcover), CDN $100.00 (hardcover), . . .

Evaluating protected area management planning: a case study of British Columbia's protected areas master planning process.(Case
Abstract This paper outlines a method for evaluating planning processes and tests the method in a case study application. The method is based on 35 evaluation criteria for planning processes. The . . .

Evaluating protected areas selection processes: a case study of land use planning in British Columbia.(Case study)
Abstract Protected area designation is a key component of sustainable land use planning. This paper reports the perspectives of stakeholders concerning those factors used to select protected . . .

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