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Current History
Current History (2003) 102 (665): 270–273.
Published: 01 September 2003
... of the University of California China Lester Brown SARS WTO USDA Japan United States food supply China Wildlife Conservation Association H5N1 270 The food-related China fears of yesterday the country s predicted inability to feed itself, thus putting an unbearable burden on...
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The food-related China fears of yesterday—the country's predicted inability to feed itself, thus putting an unbearable burden on global food supplies—have today been replaced by new worries, about pandemic possibilities.
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Current History
Current History (2000) 99 (640): 367–370.
Published: 01 November 2000
... global environmentalism conservation wilderness World Wildlife Fund Africa population rainforest agriculture parks The central paradox of global environmental-ism is that the people who are the most vocalin defense of nature are the people who most actively destroy it. As biologists have...
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Wilderness lovers like to speak of the equal rights of all species to exist. This ethical cloaking cannot hide the truth that green missionaries are possibly more dangerous, and certainly more hypocritical, than their economic or religious counterparts.
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Current History
Current History (2000) 99 (640): 383–388.
Published: 01 November 2000
... environmental globalization resistance Greenpeace World Wildlife Fund NGOs resources Philippines Asia Africa 383 Environmental resistance can be best understood as a deep-rooted process, and may be likened to a broad tree whose branches and shoots consist of several institutions . . . that have...
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Environmental resistance “can be best understood as a deep-rooted process, and may be likened to a broad tree whose branches and shoots consist of several institutions … that have participated, and often joined together, in rallying around environmental issues.”
