The Long Road to Sustainability
The Past, Present, and Future of International Environmental Law and Policy
Description:... Prior to the Industrial Revolution. Before Humanity ; Before Antiquity ; Antiquity ; The Middle Ages ; From the Reformation to the Enlightenment -- The Nineteenth Century. Economic Growth ; Social Concerns ; Population Growth ; Habitat Loss ; Species Loss ; Air Pollution ; Climate Change ; Fresh Water Conservation ; Human Waste ; Municipal Waste ; Poisons ; Civil Society -- The First Half of the Twentieth Century. Before the First World War ; The Context after the First World War ; The Great Depression ; The Social Context ; Population Growth ; Habitat ; Species ; Fresh Water Management ; Air Pollution ; New and Old Pollutants ; Desertification -- Between the Second World War and 1970. Economic Growth ; Social Context ; Trade ; International Development ; Development and the Developing World ; Population Growth ; Habitat Loss ; Endangered Species ; Non-carbon-based Energy ; Air Pollution ; Climate Change and Ozone Considerations ; Fresh Water Conservation ; Ocean Pollution ; Waste Management ; New Pollutants ; The Communist Experience ; Civil Society -- From 1970 to 1990. Trade ; Debt ; Collapse ; Aid ; Transnational Corporations ; Sustainable Development ; Population Growth ; Habitat ; Species ; Air Pollution ; Ozone Depletion ; Climate Change ; Fresh Water Management ; Ocean Pollution ; Nuclear and Industrial Accidents ; Waste ; New Pollutants ; Civil Society -- The 1990s. The Economic and Social Side ; Debt ; Corruption ; Overseas Assistance ; Trade ; Transnational Corporations ; Sustainable Development ; Population Growth ; Habitat Loss ; Biodiversity Loss ; Fisheries ; Non-carbon-based Energy ; Climate Change ; Air Pollution ; Ocean Pollution ; Fresh Water Conservation ; Population Participation ; The Ethical Consumer -- The Twenty-first Century: The Economic and Social Context. Human Progress ; Goals for the Millennium and Sustainable Development ; Poverty ; Inequality ; Growth ; Trade ; Overseas Development Assistance ; Corruption ; Debt ; Transnational Corporations ; The Ethical Consumer -- The Twenty-first Century: Environment. Population Growth ; Famine ; Habitat Loss ; Biodiversity Loss ; Unsustainable Fisheries ; Climatic Change ; Alternative Energy ; Air Pollution ; Fresh Water Conservation ; Municipal Waste ; Human Waste ; Chemical Pollutants ; Public Participation -- Conclusion. The Economic and Social Sides of Sustainable Development ; The Environmental Side of Sustainable Development ; The Last Words
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