Environmental Management

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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
Ecological Footprint Managing Our Biocapacity Budget	Our economy is running a Bernie Madoff-style Ponzi scheme with the planet. We use future resources to run the present, using more than Earth can replenish. Like any such scheme, this works for a …		290		View
From Ecological Hinterland How much Biocapacity Does a City Need? From: Ecological Footprint View New Society Publishers	This chapter uses the city lens – explaining a city metabolism and its requirement of distant ecosystems to operate.	Bert Beyers; Mathis Wackernagel	17	2019	$1.70 Add
From "Ecology’s Helper" From: Overrun View ECW Press	In this chapter, the author explores the spread of the Asian carp through the rivers of the Arkansas delta region. Topics discussed in this chapter also include the Green Revolution of the 1970s …	Andrew Reeves	33	2019	$3.30 Add
From Economic Interests From: Thirty Years of Failure View Fernwood Publishing		Robert MacNeil	56	2019	$5.60 Add
From eDNA Rising From: Overrun View ECW Press	This chapter explores the various ways in which genetic testing is now being used to track the spread of Asian carp. Topics discussed include the various potential applications of environmental …	Andrew Reeves	27	2019	$2.70 Add
From End Overshoot! Communication Is Key From: Ecological Footprint View New Society Publishers	Without careful communication, we cannot win the hearts and minds of our audiences. What can we learn from past mistakes?	Bert Beyers; Mathis Wackernagel	11	2019	$1.10 Add
From Energy Alternatives to the Site C Dam in a Climate-Challenged World From: Damming the Peace View James Lorimer and Company	Sustainable energy expert Guy Dauncey looks at alternatives to the Site C dam under construction in B.C.’s Peace River Valley for meeting the electricity needs of British Columbia, and …	Guy Dauncey	28	2018	$2.80 Add
From Engineers From: Finding Our Niche View Fernwood Publishing	In Engineers, the fourth chapter of Finding Our Niche, Loring introduces the concept of ecological engineers, via a discussion of Indigenous peoples in the Pacific Northwest and their creation of …	Philip A. Loring	31	2020	$3.10 Add
From Environmental Assessment From: Environmental Law, 5/e View Irwin Law Inc.	Describes environmental assessment as a planning tool that considers the environmental consequences of certain proposed activities. The evolution of federal environmental assessment, provincial …	Jamie Benidickson	23	2019	$2.30 Add
From Epilogue From: An Economy of Well-Being View New Society Publishers	Building the new economy of well-being represents one of the most important new economic paradigm shifts of our time, at a time when the world most needs an alternative to the current financial …	Mark Anielski	3	2018	$0.30 Add
Facing the Climate Emergency, 2nd Edition How to Transform Yourself with Climate Truth	Facing the Climate Emergency offers a cure to climate anxiety. With the skill of a psychologist and the passion of an activist, Salamon helps readers process fear and grief and find their place …		154		View
From Federalism in the Twenty-First Century, 2003–2017 From: Rivals for Power: Ottawa and the Provinces View James Lorimer and Company	Discusses developments in the Canadian federation and relations between Ottawa and the provinces from 2003 to 2017 with focus on health care and environmental concerns.	Ed Whitcomb	28	2017	$2.80 Add
From Finding Our Path From: Finding Our Niche View Fernwood Publishing	The seventh and final chapter of Finding Our Niche, Finding Our Path, begins with the assertion that evidence for how to live within the harmony and limits of nature is all around us, and that it …	Philip A. Loring	24	2020	$2.40 Add
From Footprint A Conversation From: Ecological Footprint View New Society Publishers	What does this all mean, and how does this relate to your life? The authors reveal how this is shaping their thinking.	Bert Beyers; Mathis Wackernagel	38	2019	$3.80 Add
From Footprint as Compass How Much Biocapacity Do We Need for a Good Life? From: Ecological Footprint View New Society Publishers	Ultimately, the issue is not how little we use, but how well we can live. Still there are the planetary constraints. This is the core tension defining sustainable development. This chapter makes …	Bert Beyers; Mathis Wackernagel	18	2019	$1.80 Add
From Footprint Calculations Individualds, Cities, Countries, Products, and Companies From: Ecological Footprint View New Society Publishers	How does the Ecological Footprint approach inform urban planning, country strategies, product development?	Bert Beyers; Mathis Wackernagel	30	2019	$3.00 Add