Environment 2006: Vol 48 Index & Table of Contents

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2006 ANNUAL INDEX
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ACID PRECIPITATION BALTIC SEA CLIMATE CHANGE
Quick Fixes for the Environment: Part of the Quick Fixes for the Environment: Part of the Quick Fixes for the Environment: Part of the
Solution or Part of the Problem? by Thomas Solution or Part of the Problem? by Thomas Solution or Part of the Problem? by Thomas
Sterner, Max Troell, Jeffrey Vincent, Sara Sterner, Max Troell, Jeffrey Vincent, Sara Sterner, Max Troell, Jeffrey Vincent, Sara
Aniyar, Scott Barrett, William Brock, Stephen Aniyar, Scott Barrett, William Brock, Stephen Aniyar, Scott Barrett, William Brock, Stephen
Carpenter, Kanchan Chopra, Paul Ehrlich, Carpenter, Kanchan Chopra, Paul Ehrlich, Carpenter, Kanchan Chopra, Paul Ehrlich,
Michael Hoel, Simon Levin, Karl-Goran Michael Hoei, Simon L^vin, Karl-Goran Michael Hoel, Simon Levin, Karl-Gbran
Maler, Jon Norberg, Leif Pihl, Tore Maler, Jon Norberg, Leif Pihl, Tore Maler, Jon Norberg, Leif Pihl, Tore
Soderqvist, James Wilen, and Anastasios Soderqvist, James Wilen, and Anastasios Soderqvist, James Wilen, and Anastasios
Xepapadeas; December, p. 20 Xepapadeas; December, p. 20 Xepapadeas; December, p. 20
Renewable Energy Now, by Alan H.
AFRICA BRAZIL McGowan; July/August, editorial
Forest Certification in Developing Searching for Sustainability: Forest
and Transitioning Countries: Part of a Policies, Smallholders, and the Trans-Amazon Sustainable Consumption, by Timothy
Sustainable Future? by Benjamin Cashore, Highway, by Eirivelthon Lima, Frank Merry, O’Riordan; October, editorial
Fred Gale, Errol Meidinger, and Deanna Daniel Nepstad, Gregory Amacher, Claudia Uncertain Futures?* by Bryan Farrell;
Newsom; November, p. 6 Azevedo-Ramos, Paul Lefebvre, and Felipe January/February, p. 39
Resque Jr.; January/February, p. 26
AGRICULTURE (SEE ALSO COASTAL EROSION
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT)
CHINA A Glimpse Out the Window: Landscapes,
A Glimpse Out the Window: Landscapes, China and the Agony of the Sustainable Livelihoods, and the Environment, by Ruth
Livelihoods, and the Environment, by Ruth Transition, by Timothy O’Riordan; DeFries, Gregory P. Asner, and Jonathan
DeFries, Gregory P. Asner, and Jonathan September, editorial Foley; October, p. 22
Foley; October, p. 22
Pollution Control in China’s Huai River CONFLICT RESOLUTION
AIR POLLUTION Basin: VTiat Lessons for Sustainability? by
Xuemei Bai and Peijun Shi; September, p. 22 Economics, Water Management, and Conflict
Smog Season,# by Thomas M. Parris; May, Resolution in the Middle East and Beyond, by
p. 3 Urbanization and the Metropolitan Franklin M. Fisher and Annette Huber-Lee;
Environment: Lessons from New York and April, p. 26
ALTERNATIVE-FUEL VEHICLES Shanghai, by William D. Solecki and Robin
Innovative Vehicle Technologies,# by Thomas M. Leichenko; May, p. 8 CONSUMPTION
M. Parris, December, p. 3 Doing More with Less: Improving the
Renewable Energy Gains Momentum: Global CITIES Environment through Green Engineering,
by Amulf Grubler; March, p. 22
Markets and Policies in the Spotlight, by Eric Urbanization and the Metropolitan
Martinot; July/August, p. 26 Environment: Lessons from New York and The EU: Changing the Politics of
Shanghai, by William D. Solecki and Robin Environmental Regulation, by Timothy
AMAZON M. Leichenko; May, p. 8 O’Riordan; December, editorial
Searching for Sustainability; Forest
Policies, Smallholders, and the Trans-Amazon
Highway, by Eirivelthon Lima, Frank Merry,
Daniel Nepstad, Gregory Amacher, Claudia
Azevedo-Ramos, Paul Lefebvre, and Felipe
Resque Jr.; January/February, p. 26
ARIZONA
Collaborative Stewardship to Prevent
Wildfires, by Melanie Lenart; September, p. 8
ASIA (SEE CHINA, MONGOLIA)
ASIA-PACIFIC
Forest Certification in Developing
and Transitioning Countries: Part of a
Sustainable Future? by Benjamin Cashore,
Fred Gale, Errol Meidinger, and Deanna
Newsom; November, p. 6
AUTOMOBILES
Innovative Vehicle Technologies,# by Thomas
M. Parris, December, p. 3
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Innovative Vehicle Technologies,# by Thomas Renewable Energy Gains Momentum: Global Power to the Poor: Tapping the Wealth of
M. Parris, December, p. 3 Markets and Policies in the Spotlight, by Eric Ecosystems, by Greg Mock and Paul Steele;
Martinot; July/August, p. 26 January/February, p. 8
Raising Global Standards: Hazardous
Substances and E-Waste Management in the
European Union, by Henrik Selin and Stacy DECISIONMAKING E-WASTE
D. VanDevcer; December, p. 6 Learning from History: U.S. Environmental The EU: Changing the Politics of
Politics, Policies, and the Common Good, by Environmental Regulation, by Timothy
CORPORATIONS (SEE ALSO GREEN Richard N. L. Andrews; November, p. 28 O’Riordan; December, editorial
MARKETING, INDUSTRY) Raising Global Standards: Hazardous
Avoiding Green Marketing Myopia: Ways DEFORESTATION (SEE ALSO Substances and E-Waste Management in the
to Improve Consumer Appeal for FORESTRY) European Union, by Henrik Selin and Stacy
Environmentally Preferable Products, by A Glimpse Out the Window: Landscapes, D. VanDeveer; December, p. 6
Jacquelyn A. Ottman, Edwin R. Stafford, Livelihoods, and the Environment, by Ruth i
and Cathy L. Hartman; June, p. 22 DeFries, Gregory P. Asner, and Jonathan EASTERN EUROPE AND RUSSIA
Big Business and Sustainability: A Foley; October, p. 22 Forest Certification in Developing
Contradiction in Terms? by Timothy and Transitioning Countries: Part of a
O’Riordan; June, editorial DEVELOPING COUNTRIES (SEE ALSO Sustainable Future? by Benjamin Cashore,
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT) Fred Gale, Errol Meidinger, and Deanna
Corporate Sustainability Reporting,# by Forest Certification in Developing Newsom; November, p. 6
Thomas M. Parris; June, p. 3
and Transitioning Countries: Part of a
Navigating the Maze: Corporate Influence Sustainable Future? by Benjamin Cashore, * Commentary
over Federal Environmental Rulemaking, by Fred Gale, Errol Meidinger, and Deanna # Bytes of Note
Sheldon Kamieniecki; June, p. 8 Newsom; November, p. 6 t Report on Reports
SUBJECT INDEX HEADINGS
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Acid Precipitation Environment Magazine Long-term .Solutions Scientific Communication
Africa Environmental Careers Maps Smog
Agriculture (see also Sustainable Environmental Movement Market-Based Instruments (see also Stewardship
Development) Environmental Protection Economics. Green Marketing) Subsidence
Air Pollution Agency (EPA) (U.S.) Materials Accounting Sustainable Consumption
Alternative-Fuel Vehicles European Union Mexico Sustainable Development
Amazon Fire Middle East Sustainable Product Design (see
Arizona Fisheries Millennium Ecosystem also Green Engineering.
Asia (see China, Mongolia) Forest Stewardship Council Assessment Green Marketing)
1 Asia-Pacific Forestry (see also Deforestation, Mongolia Technology
i Automobiles Wildfires) Natural Disasters Trade
1 Baltic Sea Global Environment Natural Resource Management Transition
Brazil Global Land Project Natural Resources Working Group Transitional Countries (see also
China Green Engineering Nongovernmental Organizations Developing Countries)
Cities Green Marketing (see also (NGOs) tsee also Partnerships) Transprmation (See Alternative-
1 Climate Change Corporations, Industry) Oceans Fuel Vehicles)
1 Coastal Erosion Groundwater (see also Hydrology, Organisation for Economic United Kingdom
j Conllict Resolution Water Management) Co-operation and United States (see also
' Consumption Hazardous Waste Management Development (OECD) Policy—Domestic (U.S.),
Corporations (see also Green Health Partnerships Politics—Domestic (U.S.))
Marketing. Industry) History Policy—Domestic (Non-U.S.) Urban Issues
Decisionmaking Huai River Basin Policy—Domestic (U.S.) Urban Watershed Management
! Deforestation (see also Forestry) Human-Environment System Policy—International Urgency
1 Developing Countries (see also Hurricane Katrina Politics—Domestic (U.S.) Vulnerability to Hazards
1 Sustainable Development) Hydrology (see also Water Pollution (see Air Pollution. Water Water Management (see also
E-waste Management) Pollution) Hydrology)
Eastern Europe and Russia India Poverty Water Pollution
Fxolaheling Industry (see also Corporations. Quick Fixes Water Supply and Sanitation
Ewological Cities Green Marketing) Recycling Watersheds
Economic Incentives Internet (see World Wide Web) Refrigerators Weather
Economics (see also Green Jobs Regulation (see also Legislation) Wildfires (see also Forestry)
Marketing) Kyoto Protocol (see also Climate Renewable Energy (see also Energy, World Wide Web
Ecosystem Management Change) Climate Change)
Ecosystems Land Management Reports
Electricity (see alst) Energy) Land Use (see al.so Agriculture) Risk
Energy Latin America Rivers (see al.so Hydrology, Water
Energy Efficiency Legislation—Domestic (U.S.) Management) B(X)ks of Note
Engineering Logging Russia Bytes of Note
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ECOLABELING
Forest Certification in Developing
and Transitioning Countries: Part of a
Sustainable Future? by Benjamin Cashore,
Fred Gale, Errol Meidinger, and Deanna
Newsom; November, p. 6
ECOLOGICAL CITIES
Urban Watershed Management: Sustainability,
One Stream at a Time, by Rutherford H. Platt;
May, p. 26
ECONOMIC INCENTIVES
Avoiding Green Marketing Myopia; Ways
to Improve Consumer Appeal for
Environmentally Preferable Products, by
Jacquelyn A. Ottman, Edwin R. Stafford,
and Cathy L. Hartman; June, p. 22
ECONOMICS (SEE ALSO GREEN
MARKETING)
Doing More with Less; Improving the
Environment through Green Engineering,
by Amulf Grubler; March, p. 22
Economics, Water Management, and Conflict
Resolution in the Middle East and Beyond, by
Franklin M. Fisher and Annette Huber-Lee;
April, p. 26
Learning from History: U.S. Environmental
Politics, Policies, and the Common Good, by Uncertain Futures?* by Carl Steinitz and ENVIRONMENT MAGAZINE
Richard N. L. Andrews; November, p. 28 Robert Faris; January/February, p. 41 Gilbert F. White: November 26, 1911-
October 5, 2006; December, p. 45
Renewable Energy Gains Momentum: Global
Markets and Policies in the Spotlight, by Eric ELECTRICITY (SEE ALSO ENERGY) Partnerships for Environmental Action,
Martinot; July/August, p. 26 Renewable Energy Gains Momentum; Global by Alan McGowan; November, editorial
Markets and Policies in the Spotlight, by Eric
ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT Martinot; July/August, p. 26 ENVIRONMENTAL CAREERS
Power to the Poor: Tapping the Wealth of Career Resources for Environment and
Ecosystems, by Greg Mock and Paul Steele; ENERGY Sustainable Development,# by Thomas M.
January/February, p. 8 A Glimpse Out the Window: Landscapes, Parris; April, p. 3
Quick Fixes for the Environment; Part of the Livelihoods, and the Environment, by Ruth
Solution or Part of the Problem? by Thomas DeFries, Gregory P. Asner, and Jonathan ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT
Sterner, Max Troell, Jeffrey Vincent, Sara Foley; October, p. 22 Learning from History; U.S. Environmental
Aniyar, Scott Barrett, William Brock, Stephen Renewable Energy Gains Momentum; Global Politics, Policies, and the Common Good, by
Carpenter, Kanchan Chopra, Paul Ehrlich, Markets and Policies in the Spotlight, by Eric Richard N. L. Andrews; November, p. 28
Michael Hoel, Simon Levin, Karl-Goran Martinot; July/August, p. 26 Partnerships for Environmental Action,
Maler, Jon Norberg, Leif Pihl, Tore
by Alan McGowan; November, editorial
Sdderqvist, James Wilen, and Anastasios Renewable Energy Now, by Alan H.
Xepapadeas; December, p, 20 McGowan; July/August, editorial
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Uncertain Futures?* by Bryan Farrell; AGENCY (EPA) (U.S.)
January/February, p. 39 ENERGY EFFICIENCY
Navigating the Maze; Corporate Influence
Uncertain Futures?* by Carl Steinitz and Putting Energy Efficiency in a Sustainability over Federal Environmental Rulemaking, by
Robert Faris; January/February, p. 41 Context; The Cold Facts about Refrigerators, Sheldon Kamieniecki; June, p. 8
by Jack N. Barkenbus; October, p. 10
ECOSYSTEMS Sustainable Consumption, by Timothy EUROPEAN UNION
Quick Fixes for the Environment; Part of the O’Riordan; October, editorial The EU; Changing the Politics of
Solution or Part of the Problem? by Thomas Environmental Regulation, by Timothy
Sterner, Max Troell, Jeffrey Vincent, Sara ENGINEERING O’Riordan; December, editorial
Aniyar, Scott Barrett, William Brock, Stephen Cleaner, Cheaper, Safer, by William C. Clark; Raising Global Standards; Hazardous
Carpenter, Kanchan Chopra, Paul Ehrlich, March, editorial Substances and E-Waste Management in the
Michael Hoel, Simon Levin, Karl-Goran European Union, by Henrik Selin and Stacy
Maler, Jon Norberg, Leif Pihl, Tore Doing More with Less; Improving the D. VanDeveer; December, p. 6
Soderqvist, James Wilen, and Anastasios Environment through Green Engineering,
Xepapadeas; December, p. 20 by Amulf Grubler; March, p. 22
FIRE
Uncertain Futures?* by Bryan Farrell; Internet Resources for Sustainable Product Collaborative Stewardship to Prevent
January/February, p. 39 Design,# by Thomas M. Parris; March, p. 3 Wildfires, by Melanie Lenart; September, p. 8
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FISHERIES GROUNDWATER (SEE ALSO HISTORY
Quick Fixes for the Environment: Part of the HYDROLOGY, WATER MANAGEMENT) Learning from History; U.S. Environmental
Solution or Part of the Problem? by Thomas Tracking U.S. Groundwater: Reserves for the Politics, Policies, and the Common Good, by
Sterner, Max Troell, Jeffrey Vincent, Swa Future? by William M. Alley; April, p. 10 Richard N. L. Andrews; November, p. 28
Aniyar, Scott Barrett, William Brock, Stephen
Carpenter, Kanchan Chopra, Paul Ehrlich, HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT Partnerships for Environmental Action,
Michael Hoel, Simon Levin, Karl-Gbran by Alan McGowan; November, editorial
The EU; Changing the Politics of
Maler, Jon Norberg, Leif Pihl, Tore
Environmental Regulation, by Timothy
Soderqvist, James Wilen, and Anastasios
O’Riordan; December, editorial HUAI RIVER BASIN
Xepapadeas; December, p. 20
Raising Global Standards: Hazardous Pollution Control in China’s Huai River
FOREST STEWARDSHIP COUNCIL Substances and E-Waste Management in the Basin: What Lessons for Sustainability? by
European Union, by Henrik Selin and Stacy Xuemei Bai and Peijun Shi; September, p. 22
Collaborative Stewardship to Prevent
D. VanDeveer; December, p. 6
Wildfires, by Melanie Lenart; September, p. 8
Forest Certification in Developing HEALTH HUMAN-ENVIRONMENT SYSTEM
and Transitioning Countries: Part of a Scratching the Surface,# by Thomas M.
A Glimpse Out the Window: Landscapes,
Sustainable Future? by Benjamin Cashore, Parris; October, p. 3
Livelihoods, and the Environment, by Ruth
Fred Gale, Errol Meidinger, and Deanna
DeFries, Gregory P. Asner, and Jonathan
Newsom; November, p. 6
Foley; October, p. 22
HURRICANE KATRINA
FORESTRY (SEE ALSO Quick Fixes for the Environment: Part of the The Long Road Home: Race, Class, and
DEFORESTATION, WILDFIRES) Solution or Part of the Problem? by Thomas Recovery from Hurricane Katrina, by Susan
Forest Certification in Developing Sterner, Max Troell, Jeffrey Vincent, Sara L. Cutter, Christopher T. Emrich, Jerry T.
and Transitioning Countries: Part of a Aniyar, Scott Barrett, William Brock, Stephen Mitchell, Bryan J. Boruff, Melanie Gall,
Sustainable Future? by Benjamin Cashore, Carpenter, Kanchan Chopra, Paul Ehrlich, Mathew C. Schmidtlein, Christopher G.
Fred Gale, Errol Meidinger, and Deanna Michael Hoel, Simon Levin, Karl-Gbran Burton, and Ginni Melton; March, p. 8
Maler, Jon Norberg, Leif Pihl, Tore
Newsom; November, p. 6
Soderqvist, James Wilen, and Anastasios The Poor Are Still Among Us, by Alan H.
Searching for Sustainability: Forest Xepapadeas; December, p. 20 McGowan; Januaiy/February, editorial
Policies, Smallholders, and the Trans-Amazon
Highway, by Eirivelthon Lima, Frank Merry,
Daniel Nepstad, Gregory Amacher, Claudia
Azevedo-Ramos, Paul Lefebvre, and Felipe
Resque Jr.; January/February, p. 26
GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT
Learning from History; U.S. Environmental
Politics, Policies, and the Common Good, by
Richard N. L. Andrews; November, p. 28
GLOBAL LAND PROJECT
Scratching the Surface,# by Thomas M.
Parris; October, p. 3
GREEN ENGINEERING
Cleaner, Cheaper, Safer, by William C. Clark;
March, editorial
Doing More with Less: Improving the
Environment through Green Engineering,
by Amulf Grubler; March, p. 22
Internet Resources for Sustainable Product
Design,# by Thomas M. Parris; March, p. 3
GREEN MARKETING (SEE ALSO
CORPORATIONS, INDUSTRY)
Avoiding Green Marketing Myopia: Ways
to Improve Consumer Appeal for
Environmentally Preferable Products, by
Jacquelyn A. Ottman, Edwin R. Stafford,
and Cathy L. Hartman; June, p. 22
Big Business and Sustainability: A
Contradiction in Terms? by Timothy
O’Riordan; June, editorial
* Commentary
# Bytes of Note
t Report on Reports
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Quick Fixes for the Environment; Part of the
Solution or Part of the Fh-oblem? by Thomas
Sterner, Max Troell, Jeffrey Vincent, Sara
Aniyar, Scott Barrett, William Brock, Stephen
Carpenter, Kanchan Chopra, Paul Ehrlich,
Michael Hoel, Simon Levin, Karl-Goran
Maler, Jon Norberg, Leif Pihl, Tore
Sbderqvist, James Wilen, and Anastasios
Xepapadeas; December, p. 20
HYDROLOGY (SEE ALSO WATER
MANAGEMENT)
Economics, Water Management, and Conflict
Resolution in the Middle East and Beyond, by
Franklin M. Fisher and Annette Huber-Lee;
April, p. 26
Tracking U.S. Groundwater; Reserves for the
Future? by William M. Alley; April, p. 10
INDIA
Quick Fixes for the Environment; Part of the
Solution or Part of the Problem? by Thomas
Sterner, Max Troell, Jeffrey Vincent, Sara
Aniyar, Scott Barrett, William Brock, Stephen
Carpenter, Kanchan Chopra, Paul Ehrlich,
Michael Hoel, Simon Levin, Karl-Goran
Maler, Jon Norberg, Leif Pihl, Tore
Sbderqvist, James Wilen, and Anastasios
Xepapadeas; December, p. 20
INDUSTRY (SEE ALSO
CORPORATIONS, GREEN MARKETING)
Cleaner, Cheaper, Safer, by William C. Clark;
March, editorial
Doing More with Less; Improving the
Environment through Green Engineering,
by Amulf Grubler; March, p. 22
Forest Certification in Developing
and Transitioning Countries; Part of a
Sustainable Future? by Benjamin Cashore,
Fred Gale, Errol Meidinger, and Deanna
Newsom; November, p. 6
Internet Resources for Sustainable Product
Design,# by Thomas M. Parris; March, p. 3
Pollution Control in China’s Huai River
Basin; What Lessons for Sustainability? by LAND MANAGEMENT LATIN AMERICA
Xuemei Bai and Peijun Shi; September, p. 22 Searching for Sustainability; Forest Forest Certification in Developing
Policies, Smallholders, and the Trans-Amazon and Transitioning Countries; Part of a
Highway, by Eirivelthon Lima, Frank Merry, Sustainable Future? by Benjamin Cashore,
INTERNET (SEE WORLD WIDE WEB)
Daniel Nepstad, Gregory Amacher, Claudia Fred Gale, Errol Meidinger, and Deanna
Azevedo-Ramos, Paul Lefebvre, and Felipe Newsom; November, p. 6
JOBS
Resque Jr.; January/February, p. 26
Career Resources for Environment and
Sustainable Development,# by Thomas M. LEGISLATION-DOMESTIC (U.S.)
LAND USE (SEE ALSO AGRICULTURE)
Parris; April, p. 3 Keeping Tabs on Congress,# by Thomas M.
A Glimpse Out the Window; Landscapes,
Looking for a Few Good Jobs, by Alan H. Livelihoods, and the Environment, by Ruth Parris; November, p. 3
McGowan; April, editorial DeFries, Gregory P. Asner, and Jonathan Learning from History; U.S. Environmental
Foley; October, p. 22 Politics, Policies, and the Common Good, by
KYOTO PROTOCOL (SEE ALSO Richard N. L. Andrews; November, p. 28
Scratching the Surface,# by Thomas M.
CLIMATE CHANGE)
Parris; October, p. 3
Sustainable Consumption, by Timothy
O’Riordan; October, editorial Searching for Sustainability; Forest LOGGING
Policies, Smallholders, and the Trans-Amazon Forest Certification in Developing
Highway, by Eirivelthon Lima, Frank Merry, and Transit oaing Countries; Part of a
* Commentary Daniel Nepstad, Gregory Amacher, Claudia Sustainable Future? by Benjamin Cashore,
# Bytes of Note Azevedo-Ramos, Paul Lefebvre, and Felipe Fred Gale, Errol Meidinger, and Deanna
t Report on Reports Resque Jr.; January/February, p. 26 Newsom; November, p. 6
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Searching for Sustainability: Forest NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Partnerships for Environmental Action,
Policies, Smallholders, and the Trans-Amazon Collaborative Stewardship to Prevent by Alan McGowan; November, editorial
Highway, by Eirivelthon Lima, Frank Merry, Wildfires, by Melanie Lenart; September, p. 8
Sustainable Development Partnerships,#
Daniel Nepstad, Gregory Amacher, Claudia
by Marc A. Levy and Marina Chernyak;
Azevedo-Ramos, Paul Lefebvre, and Felipe
NATURAL RESOURCES WORKING July/August, p. 3
Resque Jr.; January/February, p. 26
GROUP
LONG-TERM SOLUTIONS Collaborative Stewardship to Prevent POLICY-DOMESTIC (NON-U.S.)
Quick Fixes for the Environment: Part of the Wildfires, by Melanie Lenart; September, p. 8 China and the Agony of the Sustainable
Solution or Part of the Problem? by Thomas Transition, by Timothy O’Riordan;
Sterner, Max Troell, Jeffrey Vincent, Sara NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS September, editorial
Aniyar, Scott Barrett, William Brock, Stephen (NGOs) (SEE ALSO PARTNERSHIPS) The EU: Changing the Politics of
Carpenter, Kanchan Chopra, Paul Ehrlich, Forest Certification in Developing Environmental Regulation, by Timothy
Michael Hoel, Simon Levin, Karl-Gbran and Transitioning Countries: Part of a O’Riordan; December, editorial
Maler, Jon Norberg, Leif Pihl, Tore Sustainable Future? by Benjamin Cashore,
Soderqvist, James Wilen, and Anastasios Fred Gale, Errol Meidinger, and Deanna Keeping Tabs on Congress,# by Thomas M.
Xepapadeas; December, p. 20 Newsom; November, p. 6 Parris; November, p. 3
Pollution Control in China’s Huai River
MAPS OCEANS Basin: What Lessons for Sustainability? by
Mapping Poverty Online,# by Thomas M. Quick Fixes for the Environment: Part of the Xuemei Bai and Peijun Shi; September, p. 22
Parris; January/February, p. 3 Solution or Part of the Problem? by Thomas The Poor Are Still Among Us, by Alan H.
Scratching the Surface,# by Thomas M. Sterner, Max Troell, Jeffrey Vincent, Sara McGowan; January/February, editorial
Parris; October, p. 3 Aniyar, Scott Barrett, William Brock, Stephen
Carpenter, Kanchan Chopra, Paul Ehrlich, Power to the Poor: Tapping the Wealth of
Michael Hoel, Simon Levin, Karl-Goran Ecosystems, by Greg Mock and Paul Steele;
MARKET-BASED INSTRUMENTS Maler, Jon Norberg, Leif Pihl, Tore January/February, p. 8
(MSAEREK AELTSIONG E)C ONOMICS, GREEN SXoedpearpqavdiesta,s J; aDmeecse mWbielern, ,p a. n2d0 Anastasios QSouliuctkio Fni xoers P faorrt tohfe t hEen vPirroobnlmemen?t :b yP aTrth oomf tahse
Forest Certification in Developing Sterner, Max Troell, Jeffrey Vincent, Sara
and Transitioning Countries: Part of a ORGANISATION FOR ECONOMIC Aniyar, Scott Barrett, William Brock, Stephen
Sustainable Future? by Benjamin Cashore, CO-OPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT Carpenter, Kanchan Chopra, Paul Ehrlich,
Fred Gale, Errol Meidinger, and Deanna (OECD) Michael Hoel, Simon Levin, Karl-Goran
Newsom; November, p. 6 Making the Grade? OECD Maler, Jon Norberg, Leif Pihl, Tore
Environmental Performance Reviews: United Soderqvist, James Wilen, and Anastasios
MATERIALS ACCOUNTING StatesA reviewed by Norman J. Vig; Xepapadeas; December, p. 20
Doing More with Less: Improving the September, p. 40 Searching for Sustainability: Forest
Environment through Green Engineering, Policies, Smallholders, and the Trans-Amazon
by Amulf Grubler; March, p. 22 PARTNERSHIPS Highway, by Eirivelthon Lima, Frank Merry,
Daniel Nepstad, Gregory Amacher, Claudia
Forest Certification in Developing
MEXICO Azevedo-Ramos, Paul Lefebvre, and Felipe
and Transitioning Countries: Part of a
Uncertain Futures?* by Bryan Farrell; Sustainable Future? by Benjamin Cashore, Resque Jr.; January/February, p. 26
January/February, p. 39 Fred Gale, Errol Meidinger, and Deanna Sustainable Consumption, by Timothy
Newsom; November, p. 6 O’Riordan; October, editorial
MIDDLE EAST
Economics, Water Management, and Conflict
Resolution in the Middle East and Beyond, by
Franklin M. Fisher and Annette Huber-Lee;
April, p. 26
MILLENNIUM ECOSYSTEM
ASSESSMENT
Learning from History: U.S. Environmental
Politics, Policies, and the Common Good, by
Richard N. L. Andrews; November, p. 28
MONGOLIA
Urban Transition in Mongolia: Pursuing
Sustainability in a Unique Environment,
by Giovanna Dore and Tanvi Nagpal;
July/August, p. 10
NATURAL DISASTERS
The Long Road Home: Race, Class, and
Recovery from Hurricane Katrina, by Susan
L. Cutter, Christopher T. Emrich, Jerry T.
Mitchell, Bryan J. Boruff, Melanie Gall,
Mathew C. Schmidtlein, Christopher G.
Burton, and Ginni Melton; March, p. 8
DECEMBER 2006 ENVIRONMENT 37
Uncertain Futures?* by Bryan Farrell; Raising Global Standards: Hazardous Learning from History: U.S. Environmental
January/February, p. 39 Substances and E-Waste Management in the Politics, Policies, and the Common Good, by
European Union, by Henrik Selin and Stacy Richard N. L. Andrews; November, p. 28
Urban Transition in Mongolia: Pursuing
D. VanDeveer; December, p. 6
Sustainability in a Unique Environment,
POLLUTION (SEE AIR POLLUTION,
by Giovanna Dore and Tanvi Nagpal;
POLICY-INTERNATIONAL WATER POLLUTION)
July/August, p. 10
Learning from History: U.S. Environmental
Politics, Policies, and the Common Good, by POVERTY
POLICY-DOMESTIC (U.S.)
Richard N. L. Andrews; November, p. 28 The Long Road Home: Race, Class, and
Keeping Tabs on Congress,# by Thomas M. Recovery from Hurricane Katrina, by Susan
Parris; November, p. 3 The Poor Are Still Among Us, by Alan H. L. Cutter, Christopher T. Emrich, Jerry T.
McGowan; January/February, editorial
Learning from History': U.S. Environmental Mitchell, Bryan J. Boruff, Melanie Gall,
Politics, Policies, and the Common Good, by Power to the Poor: Tapping the Wealth of Mathew C. Schmidtlein, Christopher G.
Richard N. L. Andrews; November, p. 28 Ecosystems, by Greg Mock and Paul Steele; Burton, and Ginni Melton; March, p. 8
January/February, p. 8
Navigating the Maze: Coq orate Influence Mapping Poverty Online,# by Thomas M.
over Federal Environmental Rulemaking, by Quick Fixes for the Environment: Part of the Parris; January/February, p. 3
Sheldon Kamieniecki; June. p. 8 Solution or Part of the F*roblem? by Thomas
Sterner, Max Troell, Jeffrey Vincent, Sara The Poor Are Still Among Us, by Alan H.
The Poor Are Still Among Us, by Alan H. Aniyar, Scott Barrett, William Brock, Stephen McGowan; January/February, editorial
McGowan; January/February, editorial
Carpenter, Kanchan Chopra, Paul Ehrlich,
Power to the Poor: Tapping the Wealth of
Quick Fixes for the Environment: Part of the Michael Hoel, Simon Levin, Karl-Goran
Ecosystems, by Greg Mock and Paul Steele;
Solution or Part of the Pi'oblem? by Thomas Maler, Jon Norberg, Leif Pihl, Tore
January/February, p. 8
Sterner, Max Troell, Jeffrey Vincent, Sara Sbderqvist, James Wilen, and Anastasios
Aniyar, Scott Barrett, William Brock, Stephen Xepapadeas; December, p. 20
Carpenter, Kanchan Chopra, Paul Ehrlich, QUICK FIXES
Michael Hoel, Simon Levin, Karl-Gbran
POLITICS-DOMESTIC (U.S.) Quick Fixes for the Environment: Part of the
Maler, Jon Norberg, Leif Pihl, Tore
Sbderqvist, Janies Wilen, and Anastasios Keeping Tabs on Congress,# by Thomas M. Solution or Part of the Problem? by Thomas
Xepapadeas; December, p. 20 Parris; November, p. 3 Sterner, Max Troell, Jeffrey Vincent, Sara
Aniyar, Scott Barrett, William Brock, Stephen
Carpenter, Kanchan Chopra, Paul Ehrlich,
Michael Hoel, Simon Levin, Karl-Gbran
Maler, Jon Norberg, Leif Pihl, Tore
Sbderqvist, James Wilen, and Anastasios
Xepapadeas; December, p. 20
RECYCLING
The EU: Changing the Politics of
Environmental Regulation, by Timothy
O’Riordan; December, editorial
Raising Global Standards: Hazardous
Substances and E-Waste Management in the
European Union, by Henrik Selin and Stacy
D. VanDeveer; December, p. 6
REFRIGERATORS
Putting Energy Efficiency in a Sustainability
Context: The Cold Facts about Refrigerators,
by Jack N. Barkenbus; October, p. 10
REGULATION (SEE ALSO LEGISLATION)
The EU: Changing the Politics of
Environmental Regulation, by Timothy
O’Riordan; December, editorial
Navigating the Maze: Corporate Influence
over Federal Environmental Rulemaking, by
Sheldon Kamieniecki; June, p. 8
Raising Global Standards: Hazardous
Substances and E-Waste Management in the
European Union, by Henrik Selin and Stacy
D. VanDeveer; December, p. 6
RENEWABLE ENERGY (SEE ALSO
ENERGY, CLIMATE CHANGE)
Renewable Energy Gains Momentum; Global
Markets and Policies in the Spotlight, by Eric
Martinot; July/August, p. 26
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Renewable Energy Now, by Alan H. SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION Pollution Control in China’s Huai River
McGowan; July/August, editorial Putting Energy Efficiency in a Sustainability Basin: What Lessons for Sustainability? by
Context: The Cold Facts about Refrigerators, Xuemei Bai and Peijun Shi; September, p. 22
REPORTS by Jack N. Barkenbus; October, p. 10
Searching for Sustainability: Forest
Corporate Sustainability Reporting,# by Sustainable Consumption, by Timothy Policies, Smallholders, and the Trans-Amazon
Thomas M. Parris; June, p. 3 O’Riordan; October, editorial Highway, by Eirivelthon Lima, Frank Merry,
Daniel Nepstad, Gregory Amacher, Claudia
Making the Grade? OECD
Environmental Performance Reviews: United SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Azevedo-Ramos, Paul Lefebvre, and Felipe
Resque Jr.; January/February, p. 26
States,f reviewed by Norman J. Vig; China and the Agony of the Sustainable
September, p. 40 Transition, by Timothy O’Riordan; Sustainable Development Partnerships,#
September, editorial
by Marc A. Levy and Marina Chernyak;
RISK Corporate Sustainability Reporting,# by July/August, p. 3
Thomas M. Parris; June, p. 3
The Long Road Home: Race, Class, and Uncertain Futures?* by Bryan Farrell;
Recovery from Hurricane Katrina, by Susan Doing More with Less; Improving the January/February, p. 39
L. Cutter, Christopher T. Emrich, Jerry T. Environment through Green Engineering,
Mitchell, Bryan J. Boruff, Melanie Gall, by Amulf Grubler; March, p. 22 Urban Sustainability—A Unique Moment in
Mathew C. Schmidtlein, Christopher G. Forest Certification in Developing Time, by Robert W. Kates; May, editorial
Burton, and Ginni Melton; March, p. 8 and Transitioning Countries: Part of a
Sustainable Future? by Benjamin Cashore, Urban Transition in Mongolia: Pursuing
WRIAVTEERRS M(SAENEA AGLESMOE NHTY)D ROLOGY, FNreewd sGomal;e ,N Eorvroeml Mbeeri,d pin. g6e r, and Deanna bJSuyul syGt/aAiionuvagabunislnitta,y pD i.n o 1ra0e Uanndiq Tuaen Evin vNiraognpmale; nt,
Economics, Water Management, and Conflict Making the Grade? OECD
Resolution in the Middle East and Beyond, by Environmental Performance Reviews: United Urban Watershed Management: Sustainability,
Franklin M. Fisher and Annette Huber-Lee; States,^ reviewed by Norman J. Vig; One Stream at a Time, by Rutherford H. Platt;
April, p. 26 September, p. 40 May, p. 26
Pollution Control in China’s Huai River
Basin: What Lessons for Sustainability? by
Xuemei Bai and Peijun Shi; September, p. 22
Tracking U.S. Groundwater; Reserves for the
Future? by William M. Alley; April, p. 10
Urban Watershed Management: Sustainability,
One Stream at a Time, by Rutherford H. Platt;
May, p. 26
RUSSIA
Forest Certification in Developing
and Transitioning Countries: Part of a
Sustainable Future? by Benjamin Cashore,
Fred Gale, Errol Meidinger, and Deanna
Newsom; November, p. 6
SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATION
Partnerships for Environmental Action,
by Alan McGowan; November, editorial
SMOG
Smog Season,# by Thomas M. Parris; May,
p. 3
STEWARDSHIP
Collaborative Stewardship to Prevent
Wildfires, by Melanie Lenart; September, p. 8
SUBSIDENCE
Tracking U.S. Groundwater; Reserves for the
Future? by William M. Alley; April, p. 10
* Commentary
# Bytes of Note
t Report on Reports
DECEMBER 2006 ENVIRONMENT 39
Urbanization and the Metropolitan TRANSITIONAL COUNTRIES (SEE ALSO Urban Watershed Management: Sustainability,
Environment: Lessons from New York and DEVELOPING COUNTRIES) One Stream at a Time, by Rutherford H. Platt;
Shanghai, by William D. Solecki and Robin Forest Certification in Developing May, p. 26
M. Leichenko; May, p. 8 and Transitioning Countries: Part of a Urbanization and the Metropolitan
Sustainable Future? by Benjamin Cashore, Environment: Lessons from New York and
SUSTAINABLE PRODUCT DESIGN (SEE Fred Gale, Errol Meidinger, and Deanna Shanghai, by William D. Solecki and Robin
ALSO GREEN ENGINEERING, GREEN Newsom; November, p. 6 M. Leichenko; May, p. 8
MARKETING)
Internet Resources for Sustainable Product TRANSPORTATION (SEE ALTERNATIVE- URBAN WATERSHED MANAGEMENT
Design,# by Thomas M. Parris; March, p. 3 FUEL VEHICLES)
Urban Watershed Management: Sustainability,
Putting Energy Efficiency in a Sustainability One Stream at a Time, by Rutherford H. Platt;
Context: The Cold Facts about Refrigerators, UNITED KINGDOM May, p. 26
by Jack N. Barkenbus; October, p. 10 Sustainable Consumption, by Timothy
O’Riordan; October, editorial URGENCY
TECHNOLOGY Quick Fixes for the Environment: Part of the
Doing More with Less: Improving the UNITED STATES (SEE ALSO Solution or Part of the Problem? by Thomas
Environment through Green Engineering, POLICY-DOMESTIC (U.S.), Sterner, Max Troell, Jeffrey Vincent, Sara
by Amulf Grubler; March, p. 22 POLITICS-DOMESTIC (U.S.)) Aniyar, Scott Barrett, William Brock, Stephen
Putting Energy Efficiency in a Sustainability Learning from History: U.S. Environmental Carpenter, Kanchan Chopra, Paul Ehrlich,
Context: The Cold Facts about Refrigerators, Politics, Policies, and the Common Good, by Michael Hoel, Simon Levin, Karl-Goran
by Jack N. Barkenbus; October, p. 10 Richard N. L. Andrews; November, p. 28 Maler, Jon Norberg, Leif Pihl, Tore
Soderqvist, James Wilen, and Anastasios
Sustainable Consumption, by Timothy Making the Grade? OECD Xepapadeas; December, p. 20
O’Riordan; October, editorial Environmental Performance Reviews: United
States,'^ reviewed by Norman J. Vig; VULNERABILITY TO HAZARDS
September, p. 40
The Long Road Home: Race, Class, and
Tracking U.S. Groundwater: Reserves for the Recovery from Hurricane Katrina, by Susan
Learning from History: U.S. Environmental
Future? by William M. Alley; April, p. 10 L. Cutter, Christopher T. Emrich, Jerry T.
Politics, Policies, and the Common Good, by
Mitchell, Bryan J. Boruff, Melanie Gall,
Richard N. L. Andrews; November, p. 28 Urbanization and the Metropolitan Mathew C. Schmidtiein, Christopher G.
Environment; Lessons from New York and Burton, and Ginni Melton; March, p. 8
TRANSITION Shanghai, by William D Solecki and Robin
M. Leichenko; May, p. 8
A Glimpse Out the Window: Landscapes, WATER MANAGEMENT (SEE ALSO
Livelihoods, and the Environment, by Ruth HYDROLOGY)
DeFries, Gregory P. Asner, and Jonathan URBAN ISSUES Economics, Water Management, and Conflict
Foley; October, p. 22 Urban Sustainability—A Unique Moment in Resolution in the Middle East and Beyond, by
Time, by Robert W. Kates; May, editorial Franklin M. Fisher and Annette Huber-Lee;
April, p. 26
Urban Transition in Mongolia; Pursuing
* Commentary Sustainability in a Unique Environment, Pollution Control in China’s Huai River
# Bytes of Note by Giovanna Dore and Tanvi Nagpal; Basin: What Lessons for Sustainability? by
t Report on Reports July/August, p. 10 Xuemei Bai and Peijun Shi; September, p. 22
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