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- Introduction-- Nature's Laws of Reciprocity-- Rights of Nature - The Emerging Legal Paradigm-- Other International Voices for the Rights of Nature-- Relationship: The Basis for Rights of Nature-- Precursors to the Rights of Nature-- International Steps Towards the Rights of Nature-- Rights of Nature Concepts and Issues-- The Problem of Technology-- Corporations and the Rights of Nature-- Land-- Water-- Air and Climate-- Food Supply-- Sources of Energy-- Mining and Drilling-- International Trade: Moving Goods and People-- Conclusion: Rights of Nature and Our Responsibility.
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9781498788465 20171218
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781498788465 20171218
- Introduction-- Nature's Laws of Reciprocity-- Rights of Nature - The Emerging Legal Paradigm-- Other International Voices for the Rights of Nature-- Relationship: The Basis for Rights of Nature-- Precursors to the Rights of Nature-- International Steps Towards the Rights of Nature-- Rights of Nature Concepts and Issues-- The Problem of Technology-- Corporations and the Rights of Nature-- Land-- Water-- Air and Climate-- Food Supply-- Sources of Energy-- Mining and Drilling-- International Trade: Moving Goods and People-- Conclusion: Rights of Nature and Our Responsibility.
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9781498788465 20171218
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781498788465 20171218
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- 373 p.
A study of sustainable forestry. The author seeks to be both informative and entertaining, and examines sustainable forestry in relation to philosophy, science and economics.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781884015168 20160527
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781884015168 20160527
A study of sustainable forestry. The author seeks to be both informative and entertaining, and examines sustainable forestry in relation to philosophy, science and economics.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781884015168 20160527
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781884015168 20160527
SAL3 (off-campus storage)
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SD387.S87 M375 1994 | Available |
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- xix, 257 p. ; 23 cm.
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HC79 .E5 M37 1997 | Available |
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- xv, 280 pages ; 25 cm
- Sustainable development : the concept
- True community is founded on a sense of place, history, and trust
- Nature's inviolable biophysical principles and land use planning
- Planning for a local living economy : reinventing the comprehensive plan
- Planning for a local living economy : nature's biophysical requirements
- Reframing the problem
- Modeling the planning process after nature
- Implementing the comprehensive plan
- Monitoring progress
- Ongoing community engagement : citizens as planners.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781466581142 20160612
- Sustainable development : the concept
- True community is founded on a sense of place, history, and trust
- Nature's inviolable biophysical principles and land use planning
- Planning for a local living economy : reinventing the comprehensive plan
- Planning for a local living economy : nature's biophysical requirements
- Reframing the problem
- Modeling the planning process after nature
- Implementing the comprehensive plan
- Monitoring progress
- Ongoing community engagement : citizens as planners.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781466581142 20160612
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- xvii, 276 p. ; 25 cm.
'What about the twenty-first century? Will we finally accept our responsibilities as guardians of planet Earth, the biological living trust, for the beneficiaries, the children of today, tomorrow, and beyond? Or, will it too be a century of lethal, economic struggle among the polarized positions of the supremely dysfunctional among us? Are they - once again - to be allowed to determine the legacy we, as a society, as a nation, bequeath those who follow us? The choice is ours, the adults of the world. How shall we choose?' So writes Chris Maser in this compelling study of three interactive spheres of the ecosystem: atmosphere (air), litho-hydrosphere (rock that comprises the restless continents and the water that surrounds them), and biosphere (all life sandwiched in between). Rich in detail and insightful analogies, "Earth in Our Care" addresses key issues including land-use policies, ecological restoration, forest management, local living, and sustainability thinking. Exploring our interconnectedness with the Earth, Maser examines today's problems and, more importantly, provides solutions for the future.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780813545592 20160528
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780813545592 20160528
'What about the twenty-first century? Will we finally accept our responsibilities as guardians of planet Earth, the biological living trust, for the beneficiaries, the children of today, tomorrow, and beyond? Or, will it too be a century of lethal, economic struggle among the polarized positions of the supremely dysfunctional among us? Are they - once again - to be allowed to determine the legacy we, as a society, as a nation, bequeath those who follow us? The choice is ours, the adults of the world. How shall we choose?' So writes Chris Maser in this compelling study of three interactive spheres of the ecosystem: atmosphere (air), litho-hydrosphere (rock that comprises the restless continents and the water that surrounds them), and biosphere (all life sandwiched in between). Rich in detail and insightful analogies, "Earth in Our Care" addresses key issues including land-use policies, ecological restoration, forest management, local living, and sustainability thinking. Exploring our interconnectedness with the Earth, Maser examines today's problems and, more importantly, provides solutions for the future.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780813545592 20160528
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780813545592 20160528
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- 203 p. ; 24 cm.
- Foundations of Debate Over Land Use in America Property Rights and Responsibilities Our Economic Model Human Migratory Patterns Human Nature Attempts to Modify Conventional Land-Use Planning Zoning New Urbanism Traditional Neighborhood Development Protecting Diversity through Land-Use Planning Composition, Structure, and Function of Habitat The Effect of Modifying Habitat Cumulative Effects, Thresholds, and Lag Periods Constraints: The Building Blocks of Sustainable Planning Modeling the Planning Process after Nature Fluidity Nonlinearity Diversity and Self-Organization Eliminating the Concept of "Waste" An Alternative Approach to Comprehensive Land-Use Planning Land-Use Planning and the Notion of Supply and Demand Structural Components of the Comprehensive Plan Developing a Comprehensive Plan Sample Comprehensive Plan Elements: Transportation Sample Comprehensive Plan Elements: Land-Use Sample Comprehensive Plan Elements: Community Facilities and Services Sample Comprehensive Plan Elements: Cultural Resources Sample Comprehensive Plan Elements: Economic Development Paradigm Warning Implementing the Comprehensive Plan Zoning Ordinances Other Regulatory Approaches to Land-Use Control Non-Regulatory Methods of Controlling Land Use Monitoring Progress Change and Our Perception of It Creating Measures of Progress Outputs vs. Outcomes Keeping the Message Alive The Message At What Scale is Planning Most Effective? Is a "Paradigm Shift" Occurring? Barriers to Overcome Endnotes.
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9781566703253 20160528
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781566703253 20160528
- Foundations of Debate Over Land Use in America Property Rights and Responsibilities Our Economic Model Human Migratory Patterns Human Nature Attempts to Modify Conventional Land-Use Planning Zoning New Urbanism Traditional Neighborhood Development Protecting Diversity through Land-Use Planning Composition, Structure, and Function of Habitat The Effect of Modifying Habitat Cumulative Effects, Thresholds, and Lag Periods Constraints: The Building Blocks of Sustainable Planning Modeling the Planning Process after Nature Fluidity Nonlinearity Diversity and Self-Organization Eliminating the Concept of "Waste" An Alternative Approach to Comprehensive Land-Use Planning Land-Use Planning and the Notion of Supply and Demand Structural Components of the Comprehensive Plan Developing a Comprehensive Plan Sample Comprehensive Plan Elements: Transportation Sample Comprehensive Plan Elements: Land-Use Sample Comprehensive Plan Elements: Community Facilities and Services Sample Comprehensive Plan Elements: Cultural Resources Sample Comprehensive Plan Elements: Economic Development Paradigm Warning Implementing the Comprehensive Plan Zoning Ordinances Other Regulatory Approaches to Land-Use Control Non-Regulatory Methods of Controlling Land Use Monitoring Progress Change and Our Perception of It Creating Measures of Progress Outputs vs. Outcomes Keeping the Message Alive The Message At What Scale is Planning Most Effective? Is a "Paradigm Shift" Occurring? Barriers to Overcome Endnotes.
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9781566703253 20160528
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781566703253 20160528
- Book
- 203 p. ; 24 cm.
- Foundations of Debate Over Land Use in America Property Rights and Responsibilities Our Economic Model Human Migratory Patterns Human Nature Attempts to Modify Conventional Land-Use Planning Zoning New Urbanism Traditional Neighborhood Development Protecting Diversity through Land-Use Planning Composition, Structure, and Function of Habitat The Effect of Modifying Habitat Cumulative Effects, Thresholds, and Lag Periods Constraints: The Building Blocks of Sustainable Planning Modeling the Planning Process after Nature Fluidity Nonlinearity Diversity and Self-Organization Eliminating the Concept of "Waste" An Alternative Approach to Comprehensive Land-Use Planning Land-Use Planning and the Notion of Supply and Demand Structural Components of the Comprehensive Plan Developing a Comprehensive Plan Sample Comprehensive Plan Elements: Transportation Sample Comprehensive Plan Elements: Land-Use Sample Comprehensive Plan Elements: Community Facilities and Services Sample Comprehensive Plan Elements: Cultural Resources Sample Comprehensive Plan Elements: Economic Development Paradigm Warning Implementing the Comprehensive Plan Zoning Ordinances Other Regulatory Approaches to Land-Use Control Non-Regulatory Methods of Controlling Land Use Monitoring Progress Change and Our Perception of It Creating Measures of Progress Outputs vs. Outcomes Keeping the Message Alive The Message At What Scale is Planning Most Effective? Is a "Paradigm Shift" Occurring? Barriers to Overcome Endnotes.
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9781566703253 20160528
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781566703253 20160528
- Foundations of Debate Over Land Use in America Property Rights and Responsibilities Our Economic Model Human Migratory Patterns Human Nature Attempts to Modify Conventional Land-Use Planning Zoning New Urbanism Traditional Neighborhood Development Protecting Diversity through Land-Use Planning Composition, Structure, and Function of Habitat The Effect of Modifying Habitat Cumulative Effects, Thresholds, and Lag Periods Constraints: The Building Blocks of Sustainable Planning Modeling the Planning Process after Nature Fluidity Nonlinearity Diversity and Self-Organization Eliminating the Concept of "Waste" An Alternative Approach to Comprehensive Land-Use Planning Land-Use Planning and the Notion of Supply and Demand Structural Components of the Comprehensive Plan Developing a Comprehensive Plan Sample Comprehensive Plan Elements: Transportation Sample Comprehensive Plan Elements: Land-Use Sample Comprehensive Plan Elements: Community Facilities and Services Sample Comprehensive Plan Elements: Cultural Resources Sample Comprehensive Plan Elements: Economic Development Paradigm Warning Implementing the Comprehensive Plan Zoning Ordinances Other Regulatory Approaches to Land-Use Control Non-Regulatory Methods of Controlling Land Use Monitoring Progress Change and Our Perception of It Creating Measures of Progress Outputs vs. Outcomes Keeping the Message Alive The Message At What Scale is Planning Most Effective? Is a "Paradigm Shift" Occurring? Barriers to Overcome Endnotes.
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9781566703253 20160528
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781566703253 20160528
Earth Sciences Library (Branner)
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HD205 .S55 2000 | Unknown |
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- xxvii, 191 p. : ill.
- Introduction SETTING THE STAGE Methodological OverviewSymptomatic AnalysisSystemic AnalysisAn Evolutionary View of AmericaLessons from Our Energy History Energy-The Critical ResourceThe Flow of Energy Is the Only Real EconomyFollow the Energy-Not the MoneyLessons from the Laws of ThermodynamicsFive Operating Principles ECONOMICS IN THEORY AND PRACTICE The Innate Nature of EconomicsScarcity and Human SurvivalEconomics and Human NatureRational Economic ManFrom Necessities to Wants and Subsistence to WealthMisuse of Economics in PracticeGrowth as Economic Religion Consumption TheoryConsumption for SurvivalConsumption in PracticeAffluence as an Unmitigated Public GoodToward an Economics of Enough ProductionOriginal Intention: Meet Human NecessitiesThe Goal Has Been Unlimited ProductionReconciling the DifferencesThe Concept of Productivity ExternalitiesPolitics, Economics, and ExternalitiesUnderstanding the LanguageThe Nature of MarketsImperfect Property RightsProceeding through Example-The Paper MillDrawing Some ConclusionsFacing Uncertainty DistributionThe Question of Who Gets WhatDistribution: The All-Important, Ignored ElementEconomic Methodology Thwarts RedistributionRevisiting the Notion of SurplusInequality and Economic RealitiesEquity and Social Justice-The Key to Real Sustainability Macroeconomics-Is It Still Helpful in an Age of Scarcity?Origins of MacroeconomicsBasic Macroeconomic WorldviewThe Keynesian Dilemma-Unemployment or Inflation?Controlling the EconomyRevisiting the Capitalist ScenarioAge of Scarcity Changes the ParadigmA Growing Economy, a Planet in Peril RECONCILIATION AND LOOKING TO THE FUTURE The Meaning of Social-Environmental SustainabilityThe Three Pillars of SustainabilityUnderstanding the Triple Bottom-LineSustainability in Practice-The Track Record Imagining the Ideal WorldWe Can Only Move toward a PositiveEconomic Development in the Current WorldTargeting the Strategy Counsel for Getting ThereResource OverexploitationCommunities Must Actively Plan Their Own FuturesBroad-Based Participation a NecessityNeed for Bottom-Up ThinkingA Final Word on GrowthSumming Up AppendixIndex Chapters include endnotes.
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9781439853108 20171218
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781439853108 20171218
- Introduction SETTING THE STAGE Methodological OverviewSymptomatic AnalysisSystemic AnalysisAn Evolutionary View of AmericaLessons from Our Energy History Energy-The Critical ResourceThe Flow of Energy Is the Only Real EconomyFollow the Energy-Not the MoneyLessons from the Laws of ThermodynamicsFive Operating Principles ECONOMICS IN THEORY AND PRACTICE The Innate Nature of EconomicsScarcity and Human SurvivalEconomics and Human NatureRational Economic ManFrom Necessities to Wants and Subsistence to WealthMisuse of Economics in PracticeGrowth as Economic Religion Consumption TheoryConsumption for SurvivalConsumption in PracticeAffluence as an Unmitigated Public GoodToward an Economics of Enough ProductionOriginal Intention: Meet Human NecessitiesThe Goal Has Been Unlimited ProductionReconciling the DifferencesThe Concept of Productivity ExternalitiesPolitics, Economics, and ExternalitiesUnderstanding the LanguageThe Nature of MarketsImperfect Property RightsProceeding through Example-The Paper MillDrawing Some ConclusionsFacing Uncertainty DistributionThe Question of Who Gets WhatDistribution: The All-Important, Ignored ElementEconomic Methodology Thwarts RedistributionRevisiting the Notion of SurplusInequality and Economic RealitiesEquity and Social Justice-The Key to Real Sustainability Macroeconomics-Is It Still Helpful in an Age of Scarcity?Origins of MacroeconomicsBasic Macroeconomic WorldviewThe Keynesian Dilemma-Unemployment or Inflation?Controlling the EconomyRevisiting the Capitalist ScenarioAge of Scarcity Changes the ParadigmA Growing Economy, a Planet in Peril RECONCILIATION AND LOOKING TO THE FUTURE The Meaning of Social-Environmental SustainabilityThe Three Pillars of SustainabilityUnderstanding the Triple Bottom-LineSustainability in Practice-The Track Record Imagining the Ideal WorldWe Can Only Move toward a PositiveEconomic Development in the Current WorldTargeting the Strategy Counsel for Getting ThereResource OverexploitationCommunities Must Actively Plan Their Own FuturesBroad-Based Participation a NecessityNeed for Bottom-Up ThinkingA Final Word on GrowthSumming Up AppendixIndex Chapters include endnotes.
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9781439853108 20171218
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781439853108 20171218
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- xix, 235 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
- INTRODUCTION WHAT IS FOREST CERTIFICATION? THE CERTIFICATION MOVEMENT FORESTRY AS AN EVOLUTION IN CONSCIOUSNESS PART ONE, A BRIEF LOOK AT TODAY'S FORESTRY CHAPTER 1, THE PHILOSOPHICAL FOUNDATION OF TODAY'S FORESTRY, An Overview Defining the Problem PART TWO, SUSTAINABLE FORESTRY THROUGH THE PROCESS OF CERTIFICATION CHAPTER 2, CERTIFICATION AND TRUSTEESHIP A Certified Forest as a Living Trust The Importance of Certification CHAPTER 3, THE HISTORY OF FOREST CERTIFICATION SmartWood Institute for Sustainable Forestry Forest Stewardship Council Things to Do Prior to Seeking Certification CHAPTER 4, HOW THE CERTIFICATION PROCESS WORKS In the Forest Chain-of Custody in General CHAPTER 5, SOME OF THE COMMON PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED DURING THE CERTIFICATION PROCESS Forest Landowners and Forest Managers Forestry Environment Social and Economic Chain-of-Custody CONCLUSIONS.
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9781566705103 20160528
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781566705103 20160528
- INTRODUCTION WHAT IS FOREST CERTIFICATION? THE CERTIFICATION MOVEMENT FORESTRY AS AN EVOLUTION IN CONSCIOUSNESS PART ONE, A BRIEF LOOK AT TODAY'S FORESTRY CHAPTER 1, THE PHILOSOPHICAL FOUNDATION OF TODAY'S FORESTRY, An Overview Defining the Problem PART TWO, SUSTAINABLE FORESTRY THROUGH THE PROCESS OF CERTIFICATION CHAPTER 2, CERTIFICATION AND TRUSTEESHIP A Certified Forest as a Living Trust The Importance of Certification CHAPTER 3, THE HISTORY OF FOREST CERTIFICATION SmartWood Institute for Sustainable Forestry Forest Stewardship Council Things to Do Prior to Seeking Certification CHAPTER 4, HOW THE CERTIFICATION PROCESS WORKS In the Forest Chain-of Custody in General CHAPTER 5, SOME OF THE COMMON PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED DURING THE CERTIFICATION PROCESS Forest Landowners and Forest Managers Forestry Environment Social and Economic Chain-of-Custody CONCLUSIONS.
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9781566705103 20160528
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781566705103 20160528
SAL3 (off-campus storage)
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SD387 .S69 M37 2001 | Available |
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- xxi, 321 p. ; 25 cm.
- The Human Dimension of Social-Environmental Planning. How We Think. Language and Communication. Nature's Rules of Engagement in Social-Environmental Planning. The Law of Cosmic Unification. Basic Components of Design. Habitat, the Language of Boundaries. Patterns Across the Landscape. Infrastructure. Shared Relationships between Everyforest and Everycity. Cumulative Effects, Lag Periods, and Thresholds. Age as an Archive of History. Ecology and Economy. A Century for Healing. Toward Social-Environmental Equality in a Diverse World. Social-Environmental Planning in Space and Time. Challenges for Social-Environmental Planning. Where Leaders Dare to Go. Glossary. Appendix: Common and Scientific Names of Plants and Animals.
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9781439814598 20160528
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781439814598 20160528
- The Human Dimension of Social-Environmental Planning. How We Think. Language and Communication. Nature's Rules of Engagement in Social-Environmental Planning. The Law of Cosmic Unification. Basic Components of Design. Habitat, the Language of Boundaries. Patterns Across the Landscape. Infrastructure. Shared Relationships between Everyforest and Everycity. Cumulative Effects, Lag Periods, and Thresholds. Age as an Archive of History. Ecology and Economy. A Century for Healing. Toward Social-Environmental Equality in a Diverse World. Social-Environmental Planning in Space and Time. Challenges for Social-Environmental Planning. Where Leaders Dare to Go. Glossary. Appendix: Common and Scientific Names of Plants and Animals.
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9781439814598 20160528
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781439814598 20160528
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