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2002041629 contributor B9232998.
2002041629 created "c2003.".
2002041629 date "2003".
2002041629 date "c2003.".
2002041629 dateCopyrighted "c2003.".
2002041629 description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
2002041629 description "Machine generated contents note: Why Consider Opposing Viewpoints? 7 -- Introduction 10 --Chapter 1: Are Global Resources Being -- Depleted? -- Chapter Preface 15 -- 1. Global Oil Reserves Are Being Exhausted 17 -- Kenneth S. Deffeyes -- 2. Global Oil Reserves Are Not Being Exhausted 24 -- Sarah A. Emerson -- 3. Global Food Supplies Are Becoming Scarcer 30 -- Lester R. Brown -- 4. Global Food Supplies Are Not Becoming Scarcer 37 -- Bjorn Lomborg -- 5. Rain Forest Destruction Has Reached Crisis Proportions 46 -- Peter Bunyard -- 6. The Extent of Rain Forest Destruction Has Been Exaggerated 50 -- Marc Morano and Kent Washburn -- Periodical Bibliography 56 --Chapter 2: What Agricultural Policies Should Be Pursued? -- Chapter Preface 58 -- 1. Genetically Engineered Foods Should Be Produced 60 -- Economist -- 2. Genetically Engineered Foods Should Not Be Produced 68 -- Vandana Shiva -- 3. Organic Farming Protects the Environment and Sustains Human Life 77 -- Jonathan Dimbleby --4. Organic Farming Harms the Environment and Threatens Human Health 84 -- Dennis T. Avery -- 5. Livestock Agriculture Depletes Land Resources 94 -- Ed Ayres -- 6. Livestock Agriculture Is Beneficial 98 -- National Cattlemen 's Beef Association -- Periodical Bibliography 104 --Chapter 3: What Energy Sources Should Be Pursued? -- Chapter Preface 106 -- 1. The Use of Solar Power Should Be Increased 108 -- Martin Bond -- 2. Solar Power Is Not a Viable Energy Source 116 -- William Booth -- 3. The Use of Nuclear Power Should Be Increased 123, -- Douglas S. McGregor -- 4. Nuclear Power Is Dangerous and Expensive 132 -- Karen Charman -- 5. The Use of Wind Power Should Be Increased 140 -- Birger T. Madsen -- 6. Hydrogen Will Be the Energy Source of the Future 146 -- Ty Cashman and Bret Logue -- 7. Wave Energy Is a Promising Energy Source 153 -- David Ross -- Periodical Bibliography 158 --Chapter 4: How Can Global Resources Be Protected? -- Chapter Preface 160 -- 1. Stabilizing the World's Population Growth Will Protect Global Resources 162 -- Werner Fornos -- 2. Population Growth Does Not Threaten Global Resources 173 -- Nicholas Eberstadt --3. Global A Free Trade Will Protect Global Resource 179 -- James Afheeban -- 4. Global~ A Free Trade Can Exhaust Global Resource 187 -- Stanley lH d -- 5 Sustainable Development Is Necessary to Protect Global Resources 194 -- Danja Valler Veldt -- 6. Sustainable Development Is Unnecessary 202 -- Jerry Taylor -- Periodical 210 --For Further discussion 211 -- Organization to Contact 214 -- Bibliography for Books 218 -- Index 220.".
2002041629 extent "224 p. :".
2002041629 identifier "0737716819 (lib. : alk. paper)".
2002041629 identifier "0737716827 (pbk. : alk. paper)".
2002041629 identifier 2002041629.html.
2002041629 isPartOf "Opposing viewpoints series (Unnumbered)".
2002041629 isPartOf "Opposing viewpoints series".
2002041629 issued "2003".
2002041629 issued "c2003.".
2002041629 language "eng".
2002041629 publisher "San Diego : Greenhaven Press,".
2002041629 subject "333.7 21".
2002041629 subject "Conservation of natural resources.".
2002041629 subject "Economic development Environmental aspects.".
2002041629 subject "HD75.6 .G555 2003".
2002041629 subject "Natural resources Management.".
2002041629 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Why Consider Opposing Viewpoints? 7 -- Introduction 10 --Chapter 1: Are Global Resources Being -- Depleted? -- Chapter Preface 15 -- 1. Global Oil Reserves Are Being Exhausted 17 -- Kenneth S. Deffeyes -- 2. Global Oil Reserves Are Not Being Exhausted 24 -- Sarah A. Emerson -- 3. Global Food Supplies Are Becoming Scarcer 30 -- Lester R. Brown -- 4. Global Food Supplies Are Not Becoming Scarcer 37 -- Bjorn Lomborg -- 5. Rain Forest Destruction Has Reached Crisis Proportions 46 -- Peter Bunyard -- 6. The Extent of Rain Forest Destruction Has Been Exaggerated 50 -- Marc Morano and Kent Washburn -- Periodical Bibliography 56 --Chapter 2: What Agricultural Policies Should Be Pursued? -- Chapter Preface 58 -- 1. Genetically Engineered Foods Should Be Produced 60 -- Economist -- 2. Genetically Engineered Foods Should Not Be Produced 68 -- Vandana Shiva -- 3. Organic Farming Protects the Environment and Sustains Human Life 77 -- Jonathan Dimbleby --4. Organic Farming Harms the Environment and Threatens Human Health 84 -- Dennis T. Avery -- 5. Livestock Agriculture Depletes Land Resources 94 -- Ed Ayres -- 6. Livestock Agriculture Is Beneficial 98 -- National Cattlemen 's Beef Association -- Periodical Bibliography 104 --Chapter 3: What Energy Sources Should Be Pursued? -- Chapter Preface 106 -- 1. The Use of Solar Power Should Be Increased 108 -- Martin Bond -- 2. Solar Power Is Not a Viable Energy Source 116 -- William Booth -- 3. The Use of Nuclear Power Should Be Increased 123, -- Douglas S. McGregor -- 4. Nuclear Power Is Dangerous and Expensive 132 -- Karen Charman -- 5. The Use of Wind Power Should Be Increased 140 -- Birger T. Madsen -- 6. Hydrogen Will Be the Energy Source of the Future 146 -- Ty Cashman and Bret Logue -- 7. Wave Energy Is a Promising Energy Source 153 -- David Ross -- Periodical Bibliography 158 --Chapter 4: How Can Global Resources Be Protected? -- Chapter Preface 160 -- 1. Stabilizing the World's Population Growth Will Protect Global Resources 162 -- Werner Fornos -- 2. Population Growth Does Not Threaten Global Resources 173 -- Nicholas Eberstadt --3. Global A Free Trade Will Protect Global Resource 179 -- James Afheeban -- 4. Global~ A Free Trade Can Exhaust Global Resource 187 -- Stanley lH d -- 5 Sustainable Development Is Necessary to Protect Global Resources 194 -- Danja Valler Veldt -- 6. Sustainable Development Is Unnecessary 202 -- Jerry Taylor -- Periodical 210 --For Further discussion 211 -- Organization to Contact 214 -- Bibliography for Books 218 -- Index 220.".
2002041629 title "Global resources : opposing viewpoints / Helen Cothran, book editor.".
2002041629 type "text".