Consumption, population, and sustainability : perspectives from science and religion /
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Table of Contents:
- Science, religion and the environment /
- A. Chapman
- Perspectives on sustainability /
- I. Barbour
- Overview of scientific perspectives /
- A. Chapman
- World population projections to 2150 /
- U.N. Population Division
- Population growth and Earth's carrying capacity /
- J. Cohen
- Revisiting carrying capacity: area-based indicators of sustainability /
- W. Rees
- U.S. consumption of the environment /
- M. Brower and W. Leon
- Overview of religious perspectives /
- A. Chapman
- World religions and the 1994 United Nations International Conference on Population and Development /
- United Nations
- A Catholic perspective /
- D. Byers
- Foundations for a Jewish ethic regarding consumption /
- M. Smart
- A Greek Orthodox perspective /
- E. Clapsis
- An Islamic perspective /
- A. Asmal and M. Asmal
- Toward the revival and reform of the subversive virtue: frugality /
- J. Nash.
- Overview of perspectives on ethics and public policy /
- A. Chapman
- Report of the 1994 United Nations International Conference on Population and Development /
- United Nations
- Consumption and well-being /
- D. Crocker
- Population, consumption, and eco-justice: a moral assessment of the 1994 United Nations International Conference on Population and Development /
- J. Martin-Schramm
- The transition to a transition /
- N. Goodwin
- Christian responses to coercion in population regulation /
- S. Bratton
- To protect the whole of creation /
- B. Babbitt
- Earth literacy for theology /
- M. Tucker
- Envisioning equity in consumption, population, and sustainability /
- R. Petersen.