a) Do forests control climate? by V.M. Meher-Homji
b) Accountability in the Greenhouse by Allen L. Hammond, Eric Rodenburg, & William Moomaw
c) ‘Managing the Global House: Redefining Economics in a Greenhouse World’ by Susan George
d) Billion Dollar Misunderstanding: A Long Way to Go for Fair Environmental Negotiations by Jyoti K. Parikh
e) ‘Benchmark Environmental Consulting: An Uncommon Perspective - Five Public Policy Questions for Proponents of the ISO 14000 series’
f) Greenhouse Market Mania: UN climate talks corrupted by corporate pseudo-solutions
g) ‘Suffering the Science: Climate change, people, and poverty’
h) Bargaining with the Environment - A New Weapon for the South?
Forests; climate; Greenhouse; ISO 14000 series; Environment
a) ‘Public, Workers, & Partition: Equity in Hazard Management’ by Kirsten Johnson
b) Creative Destruction: Capitalist Development and China’s Environment by Richard Smith
c) ‘Urban Water Supply: Reforming the Reformers’ by Amit Bhaduri & Arvind Kejriwal
d) Public-public partnerships (PUPs) in water
e) ‘Right to Water: Some Theoretical Issues’ by Taposik Banerjee
f) Traditional Knowledge Systems: Culture, Ecology, and Ways of Knowing by D.P. Agrawal. Includes cover letter from author to Praful Bidwai
g) ‘Tourism, Globalization and the Politics of The Environmental Agenda’ by Anita Pleumarom
Hazard Management; Urban Water Supply; Right to Water; Culture; Ecology; Tourism; Globalization
a) ‘Paani’ by Vasant Palshikar
b) Natural Bounty and Artificial Scarcity: Population and India’s Water Resources by Ravi Chopra & Debashish Sen
c) ‘International Fresh Water Resources: Source of New Conflicts’ by Peter Wallensteen & Ashok Swain
d) ‘The Ganga Waters Issue: An Approach to a Resolution’ by Ramaswamy R. Iyer
e) Fire & Water: An Examination of the Technologies, Institutions, and Social Issues in Arms Control and Transboundary Water-Resources Agreements by Elizabeth L. Chalecki, Peter H. Gleick, Kelli L. Larson, Arian L. Pregenzer, & Aaron T. Wolf
f) ‘Habitat, Earthquake and Reconstruction’ by M.R. Agnihotri, Arvind Krishnan, Mandeep Singh, Suneet Mahindru, Henri Fanthome, & Jitender Yadav
g) ‘Religious Heritage in the Himalayas, Mapping and Risk Assessment (E1)’ by Munish Pandit, Suneet Mahindru, Students, & M.R. Agnihotri
Natural Bounty; Artificial Scarcity; Fresh Water Resources; Ganga Waters Issue; Arms Control; Transboundary Water-Resources Agreements; Habitat; Earthquake
a) Must we have high dams in the geodynamically active Himalayan domain? by K.S. Valdiya
b) The Trouble with Dams by Robert S. Devine
c) ‘The Basel Ban: A Triumph over Business-As-Usual’ by Jim Puckett
d) Large Dams: The Beginning of the End? by Shripad Dharmadhikary
e) Dams on the Rocks: The Flawed Economics of Large Hydroelectric Dams
f) Missing the Point of Development Talk: Reflections for Activists
Corporate Europe Observatory - Water Justice Info Briefs:
i) Brief 1 - ‘European Water TNCs: Towards Global Domination?’
ii) Brief 2 - ‘World Water Forum - Diluting Dissent?’
iii) Brief 3 - ‘WTO and Water: the EU’s Crusade for Corporate Expansion’
iv) Brief 4 - ‘Alternatives to Privatisation: The Power of Participation’
v) Brief 5 - ‘Anti-privatisation Wave Sinks Corporate Lobby Group’
Water Justice; European Water TNCs; WTO; Privatisation
