61. Alternative  Worlds Solidarity Economics and Participatory Budget Debate, Socialism and Participatory Budget Debate. Jan 27, Topic Panel sustainability/ecology http://www.zmag.org/AltWorlds/lac.htm

Z Magazine / ZNet and Porto Alegre 3 present Life After Capitalism at the World Social Forum, 2003 PLEASE: This site is currently private, under construction, and only available for folks who have been sent the url. Please do not make the url public. Everything that appears here is up for change...nothing is verified/finalized. If you are seing this due to having been sent the url, please make recommendations! Life After Capitalism is our name for a broad range of events to occur in a single unified and highly promoted venue at WSF 3, from January 23 to 28, 2003, in Porto Alegre, Brazil. It will provide a locale and a process within the WSF for anti-capitalist presenters and participants to meet, socialize, and especially explore together matters of strategy and vision for a better world. As currently conceived, Life After Capitalism will involve four broad types of public exchange, plus means of socializing and meeting with other presenters at night. The goal is to facilitate contacts on the one hand, and discussion and exploration that takes ideas, visions, and strategy forward, on the other, both continuing into the future. Anti War Focus Two highly focused panels with five presenters each on anti-war logic and activism.

62. IBM Case Study On Barcelona Agency Of Urban Ecology develop ecological sustainability scenarios more quickly and efficiently, Barcelona Agency of Urban ecology develops a sustainable http://www.ibm.com/software/success/cssdb.nsf/cs/schs-68jndc?opendocument

63. CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems - Research Our research expertise encompasses conservation biology, ecology, studying the ecology and sustainable management of the vast landscapes in Australia s http://www.cse.csiro.au/research/

CSIRO Home Contact Us Site Map SEARCH ... CSE Home Research Research Home Healthy Urban Ecosystems International Partnerships National Options for Long-term Sustainability Prosperous Rural Enterprises ... Research Programs Browse Research Capabilities: Select Topic Area ... Biodiversity Climate Research Ecosystem Services Farming Systems Futures Modelling Landscape Ecology Natural Resource Management Outback Sustainability Pest Management Rainforests Sustainable Agriculture Tropical Savannas Urban Ecosystems Water Browse Projects Web sites: Select Project ... Rainforest seed dispersal Spectacled flying fox management Rainforest landscape ecology modelling Dynamic rainforest management Agriculture in wet tropics Rainforest regeneration ecology FARMSCAPE Focal species approach SAND project Lachlan vegetation prediction Vegetation condition mapping Threatened marsupials - recovery in WA

64. Institute For Social, Economic And Ecological Sustainability At University Of Mi institute for social, economic and ecological sustainability logo It examines the ethical and ecological implications of humanityas-geological-force, http://www.fw.umn.edu/ISEES/

Our mission Resources Contact us Programs Biotechnology and Governance Marine Biotechnology Briefs Issue #1 Sustainable Aquaculture Sustainability Studies ISEES News - 2005 NEW PUBLICATION: Non-native fishes are a major obstacle to conservation and recovery of endangered native fish species in many water bodies. In areas where native fish fauna are especially imperiled, such as the U.S. Southwest, fisheries managers are desperately searching for new approaches to control non-native fish. A new report on potential genetic methods for controlling invasive fish species addresses scientific, regulatory, public deliberation and financial aspects of this issue. Kapuscinski, A. R. and T. J. Patronski. 2005. Genetic methods for biological control of non-native fish in the Gila River Basin. Final Report to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The World Animal Health Organization has published the April 2005 volume of its scientific journal, focusing on animal biotechnology issues Kapuscinski, ISEES Director , authored an invited article: Current scientific understanding of the environmental biosafety of transgenic fish and shellfish.

65. Redefining Progress The sustainability Indicators program develops tools and education to measure our Learn about calculating your community s Ecological Footprint at http://www.rprogress.org/

> Common Assets > Sustainability Indicators > Sustainable Economics > Environmental Justice and ... > About Us Katrina and Climate Change Redefining Progress and the Environmental Justice Climate Change Initiative urge that as we progress from discussions of rescue to those of rebuilding, we keep three major themes in mind: vulnerability to climate change and toxic industries; The current effects of climate change are highly disproportionate, ownership of process, politics and property during the reconstruction of their city . Read more The Soul of Environmentalism Can a movement really die? In a new report, The Soul of Environmentalism, Soul and building transformational alliances August 4 at Open Society Institute in New York. For more information, visit the Soul of Environmentalism website. Sustainable Economics The Sustainable Economics Program uses economic tools and analysis to design policies that can simultaneously promote environmental protection, economic growth, and social equity. We are currently focused on state level initiatives such as the California Climate Asset Plan that use climate policy to create economic opportunities.

66. Welcome To NCBS The National Centre for Business sustainability is a notfor-profit organisation, offering environmentally and socially sustainable solutions to http://www.ncbe.co.uk/

Welcome to the NCBS website Text Version Please use the links below to navigate through this site. Welcome Sustainable Strategies Introduction What We Can Do Projects Training Social Responsibility Introduction What We Can Do Projects Training Environmental Solutions Introduction What We Can Do Projects Training ... Clients News Current News What They Say Press Releases About Us Introduction Values Sustainability Policy Logo Explained ... Contact Us

67. Ecological Footprint -- Revisiting Carrying Capacity: Area-Based Indicators Of S The necessary conditions for ecological sustainability can better be defined Ecological economics The science and management of sustainability, pp. http://dieoff.org/page110.htm

Home Revisiting Carrying Capacity: Area-Based Indicators of Sustainability by William E. Rees, The University of British Columbia Please address correspondence to Dr. Rees, The University of British Columbia, School of Community and Regional Planning, 6333 Memorial Road, Vancouver, BC, Canada V6T 1Z2. Population and Environment: A Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies Volume 17, Number 3, January 1996 @ 1996 Human Sciences Press, Inc. Also see: Ecological Footprints of Nations at http://www.ecouncil.ac.cr/rio/focus/report/english/footprint/ WHY CARRYING CAPACITY? According to Garrett Hardin (1991), "carrying capacity is the fundamental basis for demographic accounting." On the other hand, conventional economists and planners generally ignore or dismiss the concept when applied to human beings. Their vision of the human economy is one in which "the factors of production are infinitely substitutable for one another" and in which "using any resource more intensely guarantees an increase in output" (Kirchner et al.

68. Sustainability Institute Donella (Dana) Meadows, founder of the sustainability Institute and lead author of Limits growth in population and consumption, ecological degradation. http://www.sustainabilityinstitute.org/

Projects Food Supply Chains Diabetes and Chronic Disease Natural Resource Commodities ... Site Map July 2005 Program Update. Read ... Updated Climate Change projects. Read ... Donella Meadows Fellows report. Read ... Support Sustainability Institute: here Welcome to the Sustainability Institute. We focus on understanding the root causes of unsustainable behavior in complex systems to help restructure systems and shift mindsets that will help move human society toward sustainability. Our staff includes biologists, writers, social scientists, system dynamics modelers, and facilitators bringing a wide variety of experiences and skills to our work. We conduct stakeholder-based systems analysis and change projects through consulting, research, workshops, and facilitated systems thinking sessions for partner organizations. We facilitate reflective learning through learning histories, project evaluations and written publications in cross-sector partnerships. We also develop and conduct capacity building programs for leaders in nonprofits, government, and business. Donella (Dana) Meadows, founder of the Sustainability Institute and lead author of

69. Ecology Action Centre • Nova Scotia, Canada • Environment • Environmental Sus A not for profit ecology group that takes action on environmental concerns and projects. Offers a history, overview, projects, membership and contact http://www.ecologyaction.ca/

click to donate to the EAC) 5 Ways You Can Help Join, renew or upgrade your membership Make a donation ( online by phone or by mail) or give a Gift Membership Participate in an action team or committee Volunteer or be a resource person or mentor Speak out or help spread the word on a topic that interests you Get started today! Call us at or e-mail us. H alifax Pesticide By-La w Information The EAC has a new home! Click here for more information The Latest News from the Ecology Action Centre Harvest Festival weather Report The show must go on!!! The Harvest Festival will still be taking place on Sunday, September 18th in Victoria Park on spring Garden Rd, but with a delayed starting time of ... Public Hikes on Public Land 2005 The Ecology Action Centre and the Nova Scotia Public Lands Coalition are once again hosting our very popular “Public Hikes on Public Lands” series. It’s a great opportunity ...

70. Web Of Creation: Transforming Faith-Based Communities For A Sustainable World Fosters the movement for personal and social transformation to a just and sustainable worldfrom religious perspectives. Resources on ecology and religion http://www.webofcreation.org/

The Green Congregation Program Getting Started Worship Religious Education Building and Grounds ... Youth The Earth Pages Introduction State of the Earth Coming Soon Transforming Our Values, Beliefs, and Behaviors Coming Soon Transformative Technical Solutions WEB OF CREATION More About Us Make a Contribution What's New Ecology Events ... Links to Related Sites NEW! SEASON OF CREATION Lectionary Reflections "Forest Sunday" from MEESC. NEW BOOK RELEASE The Splendor of Creation: a Biblical Ecology by Ellen Bernstein. EARTH DAY NEWS! Read "ELCA Presiding Bishop Calls For Earth Day Action, Advocacy " April 18, 2005. Become part of the movement to transform ourselves and our communities to create a just and sustainable world. The Web of Creation is an interdenominational/interfaith organization working to provide on-line environmental resources for faith-based communities. Religious communities have essential, unique resources to help people create a sustainable lifestyle for our planet. We believe our actions to help Earth survive are a manifestation of our religious values and spiritual experience. We invite you to join with us in this movement.

71. Agroecology Home of ecological science to the design and management of sustainable agroecosystems and sustainability, such as the August 1999 Symposium on Ecological http://www.agroecology.org/

A groecology The application of ecological science to the design and management of sustainable agroecosystems. A holistic approach to agriculture and agricultural development based on traditional, alternative, and local small-scale agriculture. Linking ecology, socioeconomics and culture to sustain agricultural production, farming communities, and environmental health. LATEST NEWS Course Cancelled International Agroecology Shortcourse 2005 will be held in Santa Cruz, CA, USA, July 10-23, 2005. New webmaster Rehan Iftikhar USDA Integrated Organic Program project awarded to strengthen organic agriculture on central coastal California (link to the UCSC Currents) Link to " Community Agroecology Network (CAN) " Resources Agroecology textbook People International Short Course on Agroecology Case Studies of Agroecology in the Field ... ¡ Visite nuestra version en Español ! This website is an information resource for developing sustainable agroecosystems, emphasizing international training, research, and application of agroecological science to solving real world problems. Building on the first

72. CASFS - Welcome On campus of University of California, Santa Cruz; research, education, public service program to raise ecological sustainability and social justice in food http://zzyx.ucsc.edu/casfs/

On the UCSC campus, the Center operates the 2-acre Alan Chadwick Garden and the 25-acre Farm. Both sites are managed using organic production methods and serve as research, teaching, and training facilities for students, staff, and faculty. Sign up now to receive the current issue of The Cultivar, newsletter of the Center for Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems, in the mail (please include your mailing address). Click here to see the current issue. Special Announcement Facilitating Sustainable Agriculture A Participatory National Conference on Post-Secondary Education January 24-25, Asilomar, California Featured Publications Teaching Direct Marketing and Small Farm Viability: Resources for Instructors Teaching Organic Farming and Gardening: Resources for Instructors Together at the Table: Sustainability and Sustenance in the American Agrifood System The Harvest Festival Saturday, October 8, 11 am - 5 pm

73. Environmental Conferences Upcoming Events In Environmental Science, Ecology, Sus ecology, sustainable development and related fields Hosted by Conference Alerts Upcoming events in environmental science, ecology, sustainable http://www.conferencealerts.com/environment.htm

Home Subscribe Unsubscribe Change subscription ... Promote event Last updated: 23 Sep 2005 Environmental Conferences Upcoming events in environmental science, ecology, sustainable development and related fields This listing is hosted by Want your event on this listing? Be sure to include environment in your list of keywords when you add your event to the Conference Alerts database. September 2005 Canadian Institute of Public Health Inspectors (CIPHI) National Educational Conference Toronto Canada Information Technologies in Environmental Engineering (ITEE'2005) Magdeburg Germany Air Quality V Conference Washington, DC IAIA-SEA Prague Prague Czech Republic NEW DELHI India 2nd Environmental Conference on Water and Mining in South East Europe Bucharest Romania Presentation of GME’s Emissions Trading Market Rome - Italy Italy Dangerous Climate Change: Together We Can Stop It Melbourne Australia World Wilderness Congress Anchorage Alaska Architecture and Philosophy Nanterre France October 2005 IPSI-2005 MONTENEGRO Sveti Stefan Yugoslavia 37th International October Conference on Mining and Metallurgy Bor, Hotel JEZERO, Bor Lake Yugoslavia

74. ISIE 2005 Conference highlights the contributions that Industrial ecology can make towards sustainable development. Industrial ecology for a Sustainable Future 2005 http://www.isie-2005.org/home/index.asp?sid=770&mid=1

75. Akamai University - Center For Ecological And Environmental Studies Global ecology; Sustainable Agriculture; Life Science; Natural History; Environmental Health; Conservation Theory; Interdisciplinary Environmental Studies http://www.akamaiuniversity.us/EcologicalandEnvironmentalStudies.html

About Akamai Search Degree Programs Contacts Site Links Home All About Akamai Prospective Students Alumni Commentary ... Contact Information Akamai Journals Journal for the Advancement of the Human Condition Contribute Articles The Pacific Journal of Science and Technology Contribute Articles ... EnvironmentalPrograms.Net interviews Dr. Anthony Maranto PROGRAMS OF STUDY Environmental and Life Sciences Environmental Policy and Sustainability Applied Environmental Technology Applied Ecopsychology and Integrated Ecology ... Graduate Certificate Applied Environmental Science Welcome to the Center for Ecological and Environmental Studies On behalf of the faculty, staff, and administration of Akamai University, I would like to welcome you to the Center for Ecological and Environmental Studies. Over the last three decades, the study of environmental issues has grown from a narrow niche in the field of biology, to an overarching and interdisciplinary arena of investigation and application. The study of how humanity interacts with and impacts the natural environment touches every area of human endeavor, from science and technology, to economics and social structures. Dr. Maranto monitoring environmental

76. Smart Communities Network: Sustainable Business Industrial ecology is emerging to guide firms toward sustainable production. Industrial ecology aims to incorporate the cyclical patterns of ecosystems http://www.sustainable.doe.gov/business/parkintro.shtml

Introduction Key Principles Industrial Ecology Assistance Programs ... Other Resources Introduction to Industrial Ecology The environmental problems created by industry stem primarily from the use of a strictly linear production process: extracting raw materials and fossil energy, processing the material and energy, and dumping the waste back into natural systems. In response, an innovative new theory termed Industrial Ecology is emerging to guide firms toward sustainable production. Industrial Ecology aims to incorporate the cyclical patterns of ecosystems into designs for industrial production processes that will work in unison with natural systems. In a seminal article "Industrial Ecology: An Environmental Agenda for Industry," Hardin Tibbs outlines six principal elements of industrial ecology: 1. Industrial Ecosystems

77. Frontiers In Ecology And Environment Special Issue Visions for an ecologically sustainable future February 2005. About the Ecological Society of America The Ecological Society of America (ESA) http://www.frontiersinecology.org/specialissue.html

Preview Current Issue Back Issues Subscribe General Information ... Staff Special Issue: Visions for an ecologically sustainable future February 2005 About the Ecological Society of America www.esa.org About Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment In February 2003, the ESA launched Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment. The aim was to create a high-quality, international, peer-reviewed scientific journal that was understandable to those reading outside their own area of expertise. One goal of Frontiers is to foster cross-disciplinary exchange of ideas and to keep readers up-to-date on current issues in all the subspecialties of ecology and environmental science. Another objective is to increase outreach to other scientific communities, in particular federal scientists, scientists working in NGOs, and environmental practitioners, as well as the policy makers who rely on the information they produce. For more information about the journal, visit www.frontiersinecology.org About the Ecological Visions Project www.esa.org/ecovisions

78. NRES - Faculty Specializations - Graduate Study In Sustainability RA Herendeen, Indicators of environmental impact and sustainability, particularly of Methodologies for integrating social and ecological concepts for http://www.nres.uiuc.edu/faculty/spec/sustain.html

Sustainability Description Graduate Faculty Opportunities for Graduate Study How to Apply Description The Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences includes faculty from a variety disciplines who are working to make scholarly contributions to the subject of sustainability. The concept of sustainability may serve as a practical guide to human behavior that recognizes resource limitations and ecosystem connections, and takes the interests of future generations of humans and other organisms into account. We work collectively and individually to understand the interactions among social, economic, and biophysical factors influencing earth's processes at several different spatial and temporal scales. Graduate Faculty Click on a name to see the individual's biographical information D.P. Briskin Plant biochemistry, membrane transport and bioenergetics P. Chow Forest products utilization; wood and fiber science R.G. Darmody Landscape evaluation, soil genesis and classification, land reclamation M.B. David

79. Leadership Institute Our goal is to train people committed to a sustainable future to be more effective leaders, Leadership Institute For ecology and the Economy http://www.ecoleader.org/

Presentation Materials Now Online! Leadership Training for a Sustainable Future A leadership training program for people who want to make a difference! more information Public policies make it difficult and sometimes illegal to choose to live sustainably. If we are to live in harmony with each other and in balance with nature for generations to come, public policy must make it easy to do the right thing and difficult to do the wrong thing. Unfortunately, that isn't happening. Some communities make it difficult to recycle while some manufacturers make it easy for us to use non-recyclable materials. There are communities that ban self-composting toilets, forbid the use of gray water , and prohibit solar panels because they are "ugly." Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau City and county general plans and zoning ordinances usually encourage sprawl and auto-dependence, a primary cause of global warming, while making it very difficult to build livable communities where it is safe and convenient to walk and bicycle. Why? Sometimes elected officials are influenced by special interests that are more interested in short-term profits for themselves than in making a long-term investment for the community. Sometimes it is out of ignorance - our community leaders often don't know there is a better way and we haven't been effective in educating them.

80. Sustainable Architecture: Eco Design And Landscaping, Urbanism about sustainable architecture effective low cost houses, ecological planning, ecology, materials, and construction Poetic objectives To conduct an http://www.aloha.net/~laumana/

SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE: Vernacular Architecture (natural building and eco design) and Environmental Design (green architecture, sustainable landscape and urban design, and regional resource conservation) Sustainable pole house, integrated with the landscape, Kauai, Hawaii / "City within a City" Venice, 2000 Robert Hotten this section is under construction home home 1. sustainable architecture sustainable architecture, introduction pedagogy and poetics 2. sustainable urban design sustainable urban design, introduction pedagogy and poetics 3. sustainable doctrine sustainable architecture and urban design tutorial, description pedagogical sketchbook practice OSA office for sustainable architecture links resources forum posturbanism.com/forum contact contact home 1. sustainable architecture introduction 2. sustainable urban design introduction 3. sustainable doctrine introduction pedagogy pedagogy (sustainable theory) poetics poetics (sustainable examples) pedagogical sketchbooks sketchbooks (sustainable doctrine and principles)

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