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2003.
2003 BELL Conference notebook
Examined educational lessons that arise from the interplay between enterprises seeking sustainability and the context in which they operate. 2003 BELL Conference was organized by WRI and the Council for Sustainable Florida, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, the Educational Alliance for a Sustainable Florida, and Florida Atlantic University's College of Business
1993.
Biodiversity indicators for policy-makers
Provides a framework for assessing biodiversity conditions and trends at local, national, regional, and global levels. It presents 22 indicators that can guide conservation decision-making. Walter V. Reid, Jeffrey A. McNeely, Daniel B. Tunstall, Dirk A. Bryant, and Manuel Winograd
2000.
Coming Clean: Corporate disclosure of financially significant environmental risks
How some companies are failing to disclose their exposure to financially material environmental issues -- running counter to Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) rules and preventing investors from accurately valuing these companies. Robert Repetto and Duncan Austin
1994.
Environmental partnerships: Field guide for government agencies
One in a series of three, this handbook is filled with real-life examples, this handbook offers step-by-step guidance for selecting projects, locating partners, negotiating agreements, and securing financing. WRI Management Institute for Environment and Development
1992.
A estratégia global da biodiversidade
En ese sistema vasto e interdependiente que llamamos Tierra, los seres vivientes interacion y dependen de la atmosfera, los oceanos, el agua dulce, las rocas y los suelos. World Resources Institute
2000.
Oil as a finite resource: When is global production likely to peak?
Energy is the lifeblood of the world's economy, the underlying means by which modern societies function. The interruption of supplies by natural or man-made events demonstrates how totally dependent we have become on the energy-consuming machines. James J. MacKenzie
2002.
State of Venezuela's forests: A case study of the Guayana Region
Provides the best available data on Guayana Region forest threats, including population increases, changes in settlement patterns, road building, and the allocation of logging and mining concessions. Mariapía Bevilacqua, Lya Cardenas, Ana Liz Flores, et. al
1997.
Sullied seas: Strategies for combating cyanide fishing in Southeast Asia
Cyanide fishing is responsible for damaging coral reef habitats throughout the Indo-Pacific region and is spreading quickly as fishers respond to market demand for ornamental and edible fish. Charles Victor Barber and Vaughan R. Pratt
1993.
Surviving the cut: Natural forest management in the humid tropics
Supported by analyses of forestry techniques, case studies, and the effects of trade bans, boycotts, and timber-certification programs, this report offers recommendations to promote more sustainable management of humid tropical forests. Nels C. Johnson and Bruce Cabarle
1992.
The United States needs a national biodiversity policy
Builds a convincing case that, while there is room for improving the Endangered Species Act, the long-term solution to the problems raised by the Act's implementation lies in preventing species from becoming endangered in the first place. Walter V. Reid
