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+ indicates feature article WORLD WATCH 2001 Subject Index El = Environmental Intelligence Agriculture and Food “America’s Energy Problem” (Essay “Coral reefs crash” EI), Lisa Mastny, “Study finds modern farming is costly” Christopher Flavin, J/A, p. 11 M/A, p. 10 (EI), Brian Halweil, J/F, p. 9 “U.S. Contempt for Alternatives” + “Indonesia’s Coral Reefs on the Line,” + “Nitrogen: the Other Cycle,” Danielle Editorial), Michael Renner, $/O, p. 2 John Ryan, M/J, p. 13 Nierenberg, M/A, p. 30 “The Killing of U.S. Alternative Energ) Politics, Public Awareness, Education “Homogenized Planet,” E. Koohan R&D” (Vital Sign), Michael Rennet Paik, M/A, p >] S/O, p. 11 “The Second Generation” Editorial Christopher Flavin, J/F, p. 2 # “Organic Gold Rush,” Brian Halweil, + “How Economists Have Misjudged Global Warming,” Robert U Avres “Nature Will Not Wait” ( Editorial). M/J, p. 22 S/O, p 12 Mikhail Gorbachev, M/A, p. 4 “Agriculture could foster, not degrade, bio diversity,” EI), Brian Halweil, S/O, p. 8 ii | he I nergy We Ov crlook” Robert “Another Leap Backward?” Editorial ), U. Avres, N/D, p 30 Paul and Anne Ehrlich, M A,p.5 Biodiversity “Tragedy and Solidarity” Editorial “The Virtue of Restraint,” Gary “Evidence of global extinction crisis Christopher Flavin, N D, p. 2 Gardner, M/A, p. 12 builds” (EI), Ashley Mattoon, J/F, p. 8 “Little noticed law lurks over environ “Japan defies an IW request to sto} Environmental and Social Justice mental protections” (EI), Danielle expansion ot its whale harvest” (EI + “The Greater Common Good,” Nierenberg, M/J, p. 10 David Ruppert, J/F, p. 10 Arundhati Roy, J/F, p. 33 # “U.S. Environmental Policy: Where is “_ oral reets crash” (EI , Lisa Mastny, “Last Words: the Dying of Languages,” it Headed?” Danielle Nierenberg, M/A p 10 Payal Sampat, M/J, p. 34 J/A, p.12 + “Indonesia’s Coral Reefs on the Line,” “The Caves of Belize: Exploration Pollution and Materials Recycling John Ryan, M/J, pt . 13 oMna sttnhye, $Ed/gOe, of p. 3E2c otourism,” Lisa “Nations ban 12 chemical pollutants” “Diversity boosts plant growth” (El EI), Anne Platt McGinn, M/A, p. 10 Curtis Runyan, J/A, p. 9 “Occidental tails to find oil in Colombia” EI), Uta Saoshiro, N/D, p. 6 “Lab falsitied thousands of tests” (El “Agriculture could foster, not degrade, bio Ed Ayres, M/A, p. 9 diversity,” (EI), Brian Halweil, $/O, p. 8 Globalization, Environmental Security, “EU considers tougher stance on chemi “Atlantic salmon invade the Pacific” (EI), and Human Conflict cals” (Update), Anne Platt McGinn, Erik Assadourian, N/D, p. 5 “Chad Purchases Weapons with Oil M/J, p. 9 + “The Restoration of a Hotspot Pipeline Money” Update ), ¢ urtis “Heavy metals from cars reach Green Begins,” Chris Bright and Ashley Runyan, M A, p. 29 land” (EI), Seth Dunn, M/J, p. 11 Mattoon N/D, p. 8 # “Last Words: the Dying of Languages,” “Europe may pass electronics take-back “Chocolate Could Bring the Forest Payal Sampat, M/J, p. 34 law” (EI), Christine Stearn, $/O, p. 10 Back,” Chris Bright, N/D, p. 17 “Corporations target NGOs” EI), Curtis Runyan, J/A, p. 8 Transportation and Cities Biotechnology “ , ~ “UN cracks down on ‘conflict diamonds’” “Peddling bikes in South Africa” (EI), Scientists clone endangered species EI), Kathleen Huvane, S/O, p. 9 folly O’Meara Sheehan, J/F, p. 11 EI), Lisa Mastny, J/F, pt. 8 “The Global and the Local” Note “U.N. cities agency on the mend” “A Message to Us, From Our Genome” Ed Ayres, S/O, p. 3 Update ), Molly O’Meara Sheehan, Essav , Elisabet Sahtouris, M/J, p. 4 M/J, p. 8 + “Biotech, African Corn and the Vampire Health and Population “Electric bicycles offer a new option” Weed,” Brian Halweil, S/O, p. 26 “AIDS Has Arrived in India and EI), Gary Gardner, M/J, p. 10 “Monsanto drops its biotech potato,” China,” Ann Hwang, J/F, p. 12 “U.S. transit outpaces driving” (E] EI), Marcella Athayde, N/D, p. 5 “Environmental factors, not genes, cause Curtis Runyan, J/A, p. 8 Climate Change and Energy most cancers” EI), Curtis Runyan # “Can Airports and Cities Coexist?” M/A, p. 11 Ed Ayres, J/A, p. 22 “Leaked report says climate scientists now “AIDS over Asia” Update), Ed Avres, sce higher projected temperatures” (EI), M/A, p. 29 Books Reviewed Ed Ayres, J/F, p. 11 “Antimicrobial resistance” (Update Che Eternal Frontier, by Tim Flannery @ “GMoicihnage l to ReWnonrekr , torJ /F}, Wrpyi .nd >2p2 ieo ) wer.” Danielle Nierenberg, M/J, p. 8 Susanne Martikke, N D, p. 29 + “Perceiving the Population Bomb,” Trust Us, We’re Experts! by Sheldon “Climate change report released” (EI Andrew Ferguson, J/A, p. 36 Rampton and John Stauber. Curtis Run Curtis Runyan, M/A, p. 9 yan, N/D, p. 29 “Why Oil and Wildlife Don’t Mix” Oceans, Rivers, and Water Where Vultures Feast, by Ike Okonta and Editorial Seth Dunn, M/J, p. 2 + “All the Wild Rivers,” Curtis Runyan, Oronto Douglas. Curtis Runyan, N/D, “The Power of ¢ onservatatii mn” (Editorial), |/F, p. 31 p. 29 Curtis Runvan, J /A, pt . 2 + “The Greater Common Good,’ “Ocean Warming Studies Bolster Evidence Arundhati Roy, J/F, p. 33 of Human Hand in Climate Change” “Stream of Consciousness” Patrick A more detailed index, organized by , Curtis Runyan, J /A, p. 10 McCully, J/F, p. 36 both subject and author, can be viewed at www.worldwatch.org r 2001 + indicates feature article WORLD WATCH 2001 Subject Index El = Environmental Intelligence Agriculture and Food “America’s Energy Problem” (Essay “Coral reefs crash” EI), Lisa Mastny, “Study finds modern farming is costly” Christopher Flavin, J/A, p. 11 M/A, p. 10 (EI), Brian Halweil, J/F, p. 9 “U.S. Contempt for Alternatives” + “Indonesia’s Coral Reefs on the Line,” + “Nitrogen: the Other Cycle,” Danielle Editorial), Michael Renner, $/O, p. 2 John Ryan, M/J, p. 13 Nierenberg, M/A, p. 30 “The Killing of U.S. Alternative Energ) Politics, Public Awareness, Education “Homogenized Planet,” E. Koohan R&D” (Vital Sign), Michael Rennet Paik, M/A, p >] S/O, p. 11 “The Second Generation” Editorial Christopher Flavin, J/F, p. 2 # “Organic Gold Rush,” Brian Halweil, + “How Economists Have Misjudged Global Warming,” Robert U Avres “Nature Will Not Wait” ( Editorial). M/J, p. 22 S/O, p 12 Mikhail Gorbachev, M/A, p. 4 “Agriculture could foster, not degrade, bio diversity,” EI), Brian Halweil, S/O, p. 8 ii | he I nergy We Ov crlook” Robert “Another Leap Backward?” Editorial ), U. Avres, N/D, p 30 Paul and Anne Ehrlich, M A,p.5 Biodiversity “Tragedy and Solidarity” Editorial “The Virtue of Restraint,” Gary “Evidence of global extinction crisis Christopher Flavin, N D, p. 2 Gardner, M/A, p. 12 builds” (EI), Ashley Mattoon, J/F, p. 8 “Little noticed law lurks over environ “Japan defies an IW request to sto} Environmental and Social Justice mental protections” (EI), Danielle expansion ot its whale harvest” (EI + “The Greater Common Good,” Nierenberg, M/J, p. 10 David Ruppert, J/F, p. 10 Arundhati Roy, J/F, p. 33 # “U.S. Environmental Policy: Where is “_ oral reets crash” (EI , Lisa Mastny, “Last Words: the Dying of Languages,” it Headed?” Danielle Nierenberg, M/A p 10 Payal Sampat, M/J, p. 34 J/A, p.12 + “Indonesia’s Coral Reefs on the Line,” “The Caves of Belize: Exploration Pollution and Materials Recycling John Ryan, M/J, pt . 13 oMna sttnhye, $Ed/gOe, of p. 3E2c otourism,” Lisa “Nations ban 12 chemical pollutants” “Diversity boosts plant growth” (El EI), Anne Platt McGinn, M/A, p. 10 Curtis Runyan, J/A, p. 9 “Occidental tails to find oil in Colombia” EI), Uta Saoshiro, N/D, p. 6 “Lab falsitied thousands of tests” (El “Agriculture could foster, not degrade, bio Ed Ayres, M/A, p. 9 diversity,” (EI), Brian Halweil, $/O, p. 8 Globalization, Environmental Security, “EU considers tougher stance on chemi “Atlantic salmon invade the Pacific” (EI), and Human Conflict cals” (Update), Anne Platt McGinn, Erik Assadourian, N/D, p. 5 “Chad Purchases Weapons with Oil M/J, p. 9 + “The Restoration of a Hotspot Pipeline Money” Update ), ¢ urtis “Heavy metals from cars reach Green Begins,” Chris Bright and Ashley Runyan, M A, p. 29 land” (EI), Seth Dunn, M/J, p. 11 Mattoon N/D, p. 8 # “Last Words: the Dying of Languages,” “Europe may pass electronics take-back “Chocolate Could Bring the Forest Payal Sampat, M/J, p. 34 law” (EI), Christine Stearn, $/O, p. 10 Back,” Chris Bright, N/D, p. 17 “Corporations target NGOs” EI), Curtis Runyan, J/A, p. 8 Transportation and Cities Biotechnology “ , ~ “UN cracks down on ‘conflict diamonds’” “Peddling bikes in South Africa” (EI), Scientists clone endangered species EI), Kathleen Huvane, S/O, p. 9 folly O’Meara Sheehan, J/F, p. 11 EI), Lisa Mastny, J/F, pt. 8 “The Global and the Local” Note “U.N. cities agency on the mend” “A Message to Us, From Our Genome” Ed Ayres, S/O, p. 3 Update ), Molly O’Meara Sheehan, Essav , Elisabet Sahtouris, M/J, p. 4 M/J, p. 8 + “Biotech, African Corn and the Vampire Health and Population “Electric bicycles offer a new option” Weed,” Brian Halweil, S/O, p. 26 “AIDS Has Arrived in India and EI), Gary Gardner, M/J, p. 10 “Monsanto drops its biotech potato,” China,” Ann Hwang, J/F, p. 12 “U.S. transit outpaces driving” (E] EI), Marcella Athayde, N/D, p. 5 “Environmental factors, not genes, cause Curtis Runyan, J/A, p. 8 Climate Change and Energy most cancers” EI), Curtis Runyan # “Can Airports and Cities Coexist?” M/A, p. 11 Ed Ayres, J/A, p. 22 “Leaked report says climate scientists now “AIDS over Asia” Update), Ed Avres, sce higher projected temperatures” (EI), M/A, p. 29 Books Reviewed Ed Ayres, J/F, p. 11 “Antimicrobial resistance” (Update Che Eternal Frontier, by Tim Flannery @ “GMoicihnage l to ReWnonrekr , torJ /F}, Wrpyi .nd >2p2 ieo ) wer.” Danielle Nierenberg, M/J, p. 8 Susanne Martikke, N D, p. 29 + “Perceiving the Population Bomb,” Trust Us, We’re Experts! by Sheldon “Climate change report released” (EI Andrew Ferguson, J/A, p. 36 Rampton and John Stauber. Curtis Run Curtis Runyan, M/A, p. 9 yan, N/D, p. 29 “Why Oil and Wildlife Don’t Mix” Oceans, Rivers, and Water Where Vultures Feast, by Ike Okonta and Editorial Seth Dunn, M/J, p. 2 + “All the Wild Rivers,” Curtis Runyan, Oronto Douglas. Curtis Runyan, N/D, “The Power of ¢ onservatatii mn” (Editorial), |/F, p. 31 p. 29 Curtis Runvan, J /A, pt . 2 + “The Greater Common Good,’ “Ocean Warming Studies Bolster Evidence Arundhati Roy, J/F, p. 33 of Human Hand in Climate Change” “Stream of Consciousness” Patrick A more detailed index, organized by , Curtis Runyan, J /A, p. 10 McCully, J/F, p. 36 both subject and author, can be viewed at www.worldwatch.org r 2001