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- Which two books are at the top of the Island Press Gift List? 7:39am Dec 5
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- Read Ehrlich's 4th Step Towards a Sustainable Society 12:11pm Oct 15
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The Island Press Holiday 2008 Gift List has been released! “If there is an environmentalist on your Holiday Gift list, these are two powerful books that will make wonderful gifts,” said Chuck Savitt, Island Press president. ...
Now at the Island Press blog (Eco-Compass), check out "The Dominant Animal" co-author Paul Ehrlich's latest blog post: "7 Steps Toward a Sustainable Society - #6" http://blog.islandpress.org/213/paul-ehrlich-7-steps-toward-a-sustainable-society-6 Let Paul know what you think! Leave a comment...
The State of the World According to Paul Ehrlich August 27th, 2008 by Paul Ehrlich Stanford professor Paul Ehrlich delivered a seminar to the Long Now Foundation a few weeks ago, and you can watch it here...
Today on Eco-Compass Blog (Island Press): Paul Ehrlich addresses accusations of “doom-mongering”. ...
On June 27th, Paul Ehrlich (co-author of The Dominant Animal: Human Evolution and the Environment) spoke as part of The Long Now Foundation's seminars about long-term thinking...
Excerpt from E&E TV's July 24 interview with Paul Ehrlich: Monica Trauzzi: Paul, you made a name for yourself in the 60s by publishing "The Population Bomb" and it took a hard look at population growth and the impact that it could have on food supplies, the environment...
Paul Ehrlich, co-author of The Dominant Animal: Human Evolution and the Environment, was in Washington, D.C. on July 24th for an appearance on NPR's "The Diane Rehm Show" (WAMU 88.5 FM)...
“Human consumption: flying in the face of logic” (by Edward Helmore; published 7/16/08 on guardian.co.uk) Is human overpopulation the root of the climate, energy, and food crises? Today, many are starting to think so; meanwhile, population expert Paul Ehrlich has said that for decades. Si...
