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Population Ecology

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Written by sementivae on
Last year, Sementivae solicited votes on the largest contributor(s) of environmental catastophe. Two causes were voted for overwhelmingly and ended-up neck-and-neck. The first of these contributors was deemed capitalism. This didn't surprise me - I had expected most of Sementivae's voters to plump for this option. The other result, that overpopulation was a largest contributor to environmental catastrophe, did surprise me. Not because their was anything counter-intuitive or illogical about that response per se , but because, in acknowledging the problem of overpopulation, one needs to acknowlege a potentially uncomfortable problem - A problem that contradicts our libertaianism and our belief in the sanctity ... Read Full Story
Written by Rezpect on
Save the Earth, Or Go Somewhere Else Ah, what a lovely day is it here in the City. I admit that I am obsessed with recycling and living as Green as possible, and it really yanks my chain when I see others being needlessly wasteful, littering and, in general, lacking any sense of personal responsibility. As Goethe once said, “Let everyone sweep in front of his own door, and the whole world will be clean. ” It’s such a simple step to put into practice, I wonder why we aren’t taught that concept from birth. Here in the office of my day gig, we ... Read Full Story
Written by sementivae on
Last year, Sementivae solicited votes on the largest contributor(s) of environmental catastophe. Two causes were voted for overwhelmingly and ended-up neck-and-neck. The first of these contributors was deemed capitalism. This didn't surprise me - I had expected most of Sementivae's voters to plump for this option. The other result, that overpopulation was a largest contributor to environmental catastrophe, did surprise me. Not because their was anything counter-intuitive or illogical about that response per se , but because, in acknowledging the problem of overpopulation, one needs to acknowlege a potentially uncomfortable problem - A problem that contradicts our libertaianism and our belief in the sanctity ... Read Full Story
Written by shishe on
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Written by irtiza104 on
World Population Day is an annual event which is observed every year on July 11. The day seeks to raise awareness about the ever raising population of the world. World Population Day started its journey in 1989 and it’s the 20th anniversary of this day. The theme of this year is “Fight Poverty, Educate Girls”. Thanks to Bloggers Unite for arranging a platform to blog about this issue under its banner . Let's get on the same page On July 11, 1987 the estimated population of the world was 5 billion. In 2000, world population reached 6.06 billion. And after 9 years, on this ... Read Full Story
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Lawrence Slobodkin was a leading pioneer in modern ecology — the study of the distribution and abundance of all living systems and the way they interact with their environment. He made important contributions to the philosophy of ecology and the role of ecological science in public policy.  
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Washington State Ecology gets a new directorExaminer.comA couple days ago Governor Christine Gregoire appointed a new director for the Washington State Department of Ecology. Ted Sturdevant, who has spent the ...  
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Charles talks ecology under penguins' gazeThe Gazette (Montreal)By RENE BRUEMMER, The gazettenovember 11, 2009 3:02 AM At Montreal's nature museum the Biodôme, chosen as a site in keeping with the conservation theme of ...and more »  
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Here's a cute little video from Maya Research that illustrates the hugeness of our digital future: trillions of networked computers representing all scales of information and objects will make up the edgeless ecology of information that we'll be floating in. This is but a small preview of a larger project, so be sure to stay tuned.(more...)  
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I'm looking for good books on a variety of subjects related to the natural history of Nicaragua and Central America. I'm interested in the following: * Central American (inland, not coastal) ecology textbooks * Plant, fungi, bird, insect, reptile, mammal keys and field guides * Books on Central American geological history * Books on indigenous plant usage (ethnobotany) * Books on sustainable/organic agriculture in the region Any...  
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