Living in the Environment,9780534398071

Living in the Environment

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Pub. Date: 2003-01-02
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Table of Contents

Part I HUMANS AND SUSTAINABILITY: AN OVERVIEW 1(38)
Environmental Problems, Their Causes, and Sustainability
2(19)
Living in an Exponential Age
2(1)
Living More Sustainably
3(1)
Spotlight: Cast of Players in the Environmental Drama
3(13)
Guest Essay: Natural Capital
16
Paul G. Hawken
Population Growth, Economic Growth, Environmentally Sustainable Development, and Globalization
4(5)
Spotlight: Current Exponential Growth of the Human Population
5(3)
Connections: Some Harmful Environmental Effects of Poverty
8(1)
Resources
9(1)
Connections: Free-Access Resources and the Tragedy of the Commons
11(4)
Connections: Lessons from China
15
Pollution
10(2)
Environmental Problems: Causes and Connections
12(1)
Is Our Present Course Sustainable?
13(8)
Solutions: Some Guidelines for Working with the Earth
18(3)
Environmental History: An Overview
21(18)
Near Extinction of the American Bison
21(1)
Cultural Changes and the Environment
22(3)
Connections: Consequences of the Agricultural Revolution
24(1)
Connections: Consequences of Advanced Industrial Societies
25(1)
Environmental History of the United States: The Tribal and Frontier Eras
25(1)
Environmental History of the United States: The Early Conservation Era (1832-1960)
26(3)
Individuals Matter
28(4)
Alice Hamilton
Spotlight: How Should Public Land Resources Be Used? Preservationists vs. Conservationists
32
Environmental History of the United States: The Environmental Era (1960-2002)
29(7)
Individuals Matter
33(3)
Rachel Carson
Case Study: Aldo Leopold and His Land Ethic
36(3)
Part II SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES AND CONCEPTS 39(214)
Science, Systems, Matter, and Energy
40(24)
Two Islands: Can We Treat This One Better?
40(1)
Science and Critical Thinking
41(3)
Guest Essay: Critical Thinking and Environmental Studies
42(2)
Jane Heinze-Fry
Connections: What Is Harming the Robins?
44(1)
Models and Behavior of Systems
44(3)
Matter: Forms, Structure, and Quality
47(4)
Energy: Forms and Quality
51(3)
Physical and Chemical Changes and the Law of Conservation of Matter
54(1)
Spotlight: Keeping Track of Atoms
54(1)
Nuclear Changes
55(4)
Two Laws Governing Energy Changes
59(1)
Connections: Matter and Energy Change Laws and Environmental Problems
60(4)
Ecosystems: Components, Energy Flow, and Matter Cycling
64(31)
Have You Thanked the Insects Today?
64(1)
The Nature of Ecology
65(3)
Connections: Microbes: The Invisible Rulers of the Earth
65(3)
The Earth's Life-Support Systems
68(2)
Ecosystem Concepts and Components
70(6)
Connections: Food Webs and Energy Flow in Ecosystems
76(4)
Primary Productivity of Ecosystems
80(2)
Connections: Matter Cycling in Ecosystems
82(7)
Case Study: Effects of Deforestation on Nutrient Cycling
90
How Do Ecologists Learn About Ecosystems?
89(3)
Ecosystem Services and Sustainability
92(3)
Evolution and Biodiversity: Origins, Niches, and Adaptation
95(15)
Earth: The Just-Right, Resilient Planet
95(1)
Origins of Life
96(4)
Spotlight: How Did Life First Evolve?
99(1)
Evolution and Adaptation
100(3)
Spotlight: What Is Artificial Selection?
100(3)
Ecological Niches and Adaptation
103(1)
Spotlight: Cockroaches: Nature's Ultimate Survivors
105
Speciation, Extinction, and Biodiversity
104(6)
Guest Essay: The Future of Evolution
108(2)
Norman Myers
Biogeography: Weather, Climate, Biomes, and Terrestrial Biodiversity
110(34)
Connections: Blowing in the Wind
110(1)
Weather: A Brief Introduction
111(4)
Climate: A Brief Introduction
115(7)
Biomes: Climate and Life on Land
122(3)
Desert Biomes
125(3)
Grassland, Tundra, and Chaparral Biomes
128(6)
Forest Biomes
134(7)
Mountain Biomes
141(1)
Lessons from Geographic Ecology
141(3)
Aquatic Ecology: Biodiversity in Aquatic Systems
144(21)
Why Should We Care About Coral Reefs?
144(1)
Aquatic Environmentals: Types, Components, and Limiting Factors
145(2)
Spotlight: Biofiltration
149
Saltwater Life Zones
147(9)
Connections: Coral Partners May Enhance Reef Survival
155(1)
Freshwater Life Zones
156(6)
Sustainability of Aquatic Life Zones
162(3)
Community Ecology: Structure, Species Interactions, Succession, and Sustainability
165(25)
Flying Foxes: Keystone Species in Tropical Forests
165(1)
Community Structure: Appearance and Species Diversity
166(3)
General Types of Species
169(3)
Connections: Why Are Amphibians Vanishing?
170(3)
Connections: Why Should We Care About Alligators?
173
Species Interations: Competition and Predation
172(6)
Case Study: Why Are Sharks Important Species?
176(2)
Symbiotic Species Interactions: Parasitism, Mutualism, and Commensalism
178(2)
Ecological Succession: Communities in Transition
180(4)
Ecological Stability and Sustainability
184(6)
Population Dynamics, Carrying Capacity, and Conservation Biology
190(13)
Sea Otters: Are They Back from the Brink of Extinction?
190(1)
Population Dynamics and Carrying Capacity
191(1)
The Role of Predation in Controlling Population Size
192(3)
Case Study: Wolf and Moose Interactions on Isle Royale
197
Reproductive Patterns and Survival
195(3)
Conservation Biology: Sustaining Wildlife Populations
198(1)
Human Impacts on Ecosystems: Learning from Nature
199(4)
Connections: Ecological Surprises
200(1)
Solutions: Principles of Sustainability: Learning from Nature
201(2)
Geology: Processes, Hazards, and Soils
203(25)
The Mount St. Helens Eruption
203(1)
Geologic Processes
204(1)
Internal and External Earth Processes
205(4)
Minerals, Rocks, and the Rock Cycle
209(1)
Natural Hazards: Earthquakes and Volcanic Eruptions
210(2)
Soil Resources: Formation and Types
212(4)
Soil Erosion and Degradation
216(6)
Case Study: The Dust Bowl
Solutions: Soil Conservation
222(6)
Case Study: Slowing Soil Erosion in the United States
223(5)
Risk, Toxicology, and Human Health
228(25)
The Big Killer
228(1)
Risk, Probability, and Hazards
229(1)
Toxicology
229(4)
Chemical Hazards
233(3)
Connections: Are Hormonally Active Chemicals a Health Threat?
235(1)
Biological Hazards: Disease in Developed and Developing Countries
236(9)
Spotlight: Are We Losing Ground in Our War Against Infectious Bacteria?
238(3)
Case Study: The Global Tuberculosis Epidemic
241(1)
Solutions: Producing an Edible Hepatitis B Vaccine
242(2)
Solutions: Improving Health Care in Developing Countries
244(1)
Risk Analysis
245(8)
Part III POPULATION, RESOURCES, AND SUSTAINABILITY 253(164)
The Human Population: Growth, Demography, and Carrying Capacity
254(23)
Slowing Population Growth in Thailand
254(1)
Factors Affecting Human Population Size
255(8)
Population Age Structure
263(4)
Solutions: Influencing Population Size
267(4)
Case Study: Immigration in the United States
268(4)
Guest Essay: Moral Implications of Cultural Carrying Capacity
272
Garrett Hardin
Case Studies: Slowing Population Growth in India and China
271(3)
Cutting Global Population Growth
274(3)
Food Resources
277(35)
Perennial Crops on the Kansas Prairie
277(1)
How Is Food Produced?
278(3)
Producing Food by Green-Revolution and Traditional Techniques
281(3)
Food Production, Nutrition, and Environmental Effects
284(5)
Solutions: Saving Children
289(4)
Case Study: Can China's Population Be Fed?
293
Increasing World Crop Production
289(7)
Spotlight: Shrinking the World's Genetic Plant Library
295(1)
Producing More Meat
296(5)
Connections: Some Environmental Consequences of Meat Production
299(1)
Spotlight: Endangered Riparian Zones
300(1)
Catching and Raising More Fish
301(6)
Connections: Commercial Fishing and the Tragedy of the Commons
305(2)
Government Agricultural Policy
307(1)
Solutions: Sustainable Agriculture
308(4)
Water Resources
312(26)
Water and Grain Import Wars in the Middle East
312(1)
Water's Importance and Unique Properties
313(1)
Supply, Renewal, and Use of Water Resources
314(3)
Too Little Water
317(1)
Using Dams and Reservoirs to Supply More Water
318(4)
Case Study: Egypt's Aswan High Dam: Blessing or Disaster?
321(1)
Case Study: The Colorado River Basin
322(1)
Transferring Water from One Place to Another
322(2)
Case Study: The Aral Sea Water Transfer Disaster
324(1)
Tapping Groundwater, Converting Salt Water to Fresh Water, Seeding Clouds, and Towing Icebergs
324(4)
Case Study: Mining Groundwater: The Shrinking Ogallala Aquifer
327(1)
Using Water More Efficiently
328(4)
Spotlight: Water Rights in the United States
329(4)
Solutions: The Promise of Drip Irrigation
333(1)
Spotlight: Running Short of Water in Las Vegas, Nevada
334
Too Much Water
332(3)
Connections: Living Dangerously on Floodplains in Bangladesh
335(1)
Solutions: Achieving a More Sustainable Water Future
335(3)
Geologic Resources: Nonrenewable Mineral and Energy Resources
338(42)
Bitter Lessons from Chernobyl
338(1)
Nature and Formation of Mineral Resources
339(2)
Finding and Removing Nonrenewable Mineral Resources
341(2)
Environmental Effects of Extracting, Processing, and Using Mineral Resources
343(3)
Case Study: Some Environmental Effects of Gold Mining
345(2)
Pro/Con: Controversy Over the Green Mining Law of 1872
347
Supplies of Mineral Resources
346(3)
Solutions: Mining with Microbes
349(1)
Evaluating Energy Resources
349(5)
Oil
354(8)
Spotlight: A Brief History of Oil
359(1)
Pro/Con: Should Oil and Gas Development Be Allowed in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge?
360(2)
Natural Gas
362(1)
Coal
363(2)
Nuclear Energy
365(15)
Case Study: How Safe Are Radioactive Wastes Stored at Nuclear Power Plants?
371(3)
Case Study: Underground Storage of High-Level Radioactive Wastes in the United States
374(6)
Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
380(37)
The Coming Energy-Efficiency and Renewable-Energy Revolution
380(1)
The Importance of Improving Energy Efficiency
381(2)
Guest Essay: Technology Is the Answer (But What Was the Question?)
384
Amory B. Lovins
Ways to Improve Energy Efficiency
383(10)
Connections: The Real Cost of Gasoline in the United States
388(2)
Guest Essay: Living Lightly on the Earth at Round Mountain Organics
390(3)
Nancy Wicks
Connections: Using the Internet to Save Energy and Paper and Reduce Global Warming
393(1)
Using Solar Energy to Provide Heat and Electricity
393(7)
Producing Electricity from Moving Water and from Heat Stored in Water
400(1)
Producing Electricity from Wind
401(2)
Producing Energy from Biomass
403(2)
The Solar-Hydrogen Revolution
405(4)
Spotlight: Producing Hydrogen from Green Algae Found in Pond Scum
408(1)
Geothermal Energy
409(1)
Entering the Age of Decentralized Micropower
410(2)
Solutions: A Sustainable Energy Strategy
412(5)
Part IV ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AND POLLUTION 417(142)
Air and Air Pollution
418(28)
When Is a Lichen Like a Canary?
418(1)
The Atmosphere
419(1)
Outdoor Air Pollution
420(3)
Spotlight: Air Pollution in the Past: The Bad Old Days
423(1)
Photochemical and Industrial Smog
423(5)
Regional Outdoor Air Pollution from Acid Deposition
428(6)
Indoor Air Pollution
434(3)
Effects of Air Pollution on Living Organisms and Materials
437(2)
Spotlight: Health Dangers from Fine Particles
440
Solutions: Preventing and Reducing Air Pollution
439(7)
Climate Change and Ozone Loss
446(37)
A.D. 2060: Green Times on Planet Earth
446(1)
Past Climate Change and the Natural Greenhouse Effect
447(1)
Climate Change and Human Activities
448(6)
Projecting Future Changes in the Earth's Climate
454(3)
Spotlight: How Do Climate Models Work?
456(1)
Factors Affecting Changes in the Earth's Average Temperature
457(3)
Some Possible Effects of a Warmer World
460(4)
Connections: Global Warming, Kirtland's Warblers, and Adelie Penguins
463(1)
Solutions: Dealing with the Threat of Climate Change
464(5)
Solutions: Energy Efficiency to the Rescue
465(3)
Solutions: Organic Farming and No-Till Cultivation to the Rescue
468(1)
What Is Being Done to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions?
469(3)
Ozone Depletion in the Stratosphere
472(4)
Connections: The Cancer You Are Most Likely to Get
478
Solutions: Protecting the Ozone Layer
476(7)
Individuals Matter: Ray Turner and His Refrigerator
479(4)
Water Pollution
483(29)
Learning Nature's Ways to Purify Sewage
483(1)
Types, Effects, and Sources of Water Pollution
484(5)
Case Study: Hurricanes, Hog Farms, and Water Pollution in Eastern North Carolina
487(2)
Pollution of Freshwater Streams
489(1)
Individuals Matter: Tracking Down the Pfiesteria Cell from Hell
489(1)
Pollution of Freshwater Lakes
489(4)
Groundwater Pollution and Its Prevention
493(3)
Spotlight: How Much Arsenic Should We Allow in Drinking Water?
496(1)
Ocean Pollution
496(6)
Case Study: The Baltic Sea
499(2)
Solutions: Bring Back the Oysters
501(1)
Solutions: Preventing and Reducing Surface Water Pollution
502(5)
Solutions: Using Wetlands to Treat Sewage
507(1)
Drinking Water Quality
507(5)
Individuals Matter: Using UV Light, Horseradish, and Slimes to Purify Water
508(4)
Pesticides and Pest Control
512(13)
Along Came a Spider
512(1)
Pesticides: Types and Uses
513(1)
The Case for Pesticides
514(1)
The Case Against Pesticides
515(3)
Spotlight: How Effective Have Pesticides Been in Reducing Crop Losses?
517(1)
Pesticide Regulation in the United States
518(2)
Connections: What Goes Around Can Come Around
518(2)
Other Ways to Control Pests
520(5)
Solid and Hazardous Waste
525(34)
There Is No ``Away'': Love Canal
525(1)
Wasting Resources
526(2)
Case Study: Mining and Smelting Waste in Montana
527(2)
Case Study: A Black Day in Bhopal
529
Producing Less Waste and Pollution
528(3)
Guest Essay: We Have Been Asking the Wrong Questions About Wastes
530(3)
Lois Marie Gibbs
Solutions: Doing More with Less: Increasing Resource Productivity
533
Solutions: Cleaner Production and Selling Services Instead of Things
531(3)
Individuals Matter
534(2)
Ray Anderson
Guest Essay: Cleaner Production: A New Environmentalism for the 21st Century
536
Peter Montague
Reuse
534(1)
Solutions: What Kind of Grocery Bags Should We Use?
535(1)
Recycling
535(5)
Solutions: Using Composting to Recycle Biodegradable Wastes
539(1)
Case Study: Recycling, Reuse, and Waste Reduction in Germany
540(1)
Case Studies: Recycling Wastepaper and Plastics
540(2)
Detoxifying, Burning, Burying, and Exporting Wastes
542(6)
Individuals Matter: Using Landfill Methane to Heat a School
545(3)
Case Studies: Lead, Mercury, Chlorine, and Dioxins
548(4)
Hazardous-Waste Regulation in the United States
552(3)
Spotlight: Using Honeybees to Detect Toxic Pollutants
553(1)
Solutions: How Can the Superfund Law Be Improved?
554(1)
Solutions: Achieving a Low-Waste Society
555(4)
Part V SUSTAINING BIODIVERSITY AND CITIES 559(130)
Sustaining Wild Species
560(34)
The Passenger Pigeon: Gone Forever
560(1)
Human Impacts on Biodiversity
561(2)
Species Extinction
563(5)
Case Study: Bats are Getting a Bad Rap
567(1)
Why Should We Care About Biodiversity?
568(4)
Spotlight: What Is the Economic Value of the Earth's Ecological Services?
571(1)
Connections: Biophilia
572(1)
Extinction Threats from Habitat Loss and Degradation
572(2)
Case Study: The Plight of Migrating Birds
575
Extinction Threats from Nonnative Species
574(5)
Connections: Deliberate Introduction of the Kudzu Vine
577(2)
Case Study: The Termite from Hell
579(1)
Individuals Matter: Killing Invader Species and Saving Shipping Companies Money
580
Extinction Threats from Hunting and Poaching
579(2)
Other Extinction Threats
581(1)
Protecting Wild Species from Depletion and Extinction: The Research and Legal Approach
582(4)
Spotlight: Accomplishments of the Endangered Species Act
586(1)
Protecting Wild Species from Depletion and Extinction: The Sanctuary Approach
586(2)
Wildlife Management
588(6)
Connections: What Should Be Done About Snow Geese?
591(3)
Sustaining Terrestrial Biodiversity: The Ecosystem Approach
594(40)
Who Is Afraid of the Big Gray Wolf?
594(1)
Land Use in the World and the United States
595(3)
Individuals Matter: The Eco-Rancher
599
Managing and Sustaining Forests
598(10)
Solutions: Certifying Sustainably Grown Timber
606(2)
Forest Resources and Management in the United States
608(4)
Tropical Deforestation and the Fuelwood Crisis
612(7)
Solutions: The Incredible Neem Tree
614(2)
Connections: The Downward Spiral of Tropical Forest Degradation
616(2)
Solutions: Sustainable Agriculture and Forestry Tropical Forests
618(1)
Individuals Matter: Kenya's Green Belt Movement
619(1)
Individuals Matter: New Stoves Help Save India's Forests and Improve Women's Health
620
Managing and Sustaining National Parks
619(2)
Establishing, Designing, and Managing Nature Reserves
621(8)
Solutions: Parks in Costa Rica
622(1)
Solutions: The Nature Conservancy
623(2)
Solutions: Biosphere Reserves
625(3)
Case Study: The U.S. National Wilderness Preservation System
628(1)
Ecological Restoration
629(5)
Individuals Matter: Ecological Restoration of a Tropical Dry Forest in Costa Rica
630(4)
Sustaining Aquatic Biodiversity
634(27)
Connections: Can Lake Victoria Be Saved?
634(1)
The Importance of Aquatic Biodiversity
635(2)
Human Impacts on Aquatic Biodiversity
637(3)
Spotlight: Invasion of Wetlands by Purple Loosestrife
640(1)
Protecting and Sustaining Marine Biodiversity
640(9)
Case Study: Near Extinction of the Blue Whale
643(6)
Managing and Sustaining the World's Marine Fisheries
649(2)
Spotlight: Managing Fisheries with Individual Transfer Quotas
650(1)
Protecting, Sustaining, and Restoring Wetlands
651(2)
Individuals Matter: Restoring a Wetland
652(1)
Protecting, Sustaining, and Restoring Lakes and Rivers
653(8)
Case Study: Protecting Lake Baikal
654(7)
Sustainable Cities: Urban Land Use and Management
661(28)
The Ecocity Concept in Davis, California
661(1)
Urbanization and Urban Growth
661(7)
Spotlight: The Urban Poor
663(5)
Urban Resource and Environmental Problems
668(3)
Connections: How Can Reducing Crime Help the Environment?
671(1)
Transportation and Urban Development
671(5)
Pro/Con: Good and Bad News About Motor Vehicles
673(4)
Case Study: Mass Transit in the United States
677(1)
Solutions: Curitiba, Brazil
678
Urban Land-Use Planning and Control
676(6)
Solutions: Ecological Land-Use Planning
681(2)
Solutions: Land-Use Planning in Oregon
683
Solutions: Making Urban Areas More Livable and Sustainable
682(7)
Case Study: Tapiola, Finland
683(1)
Guest Essay: The Ecological Design Arts
684(5)
David W. Orr
Part VI ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIETY 689
Economics, Environment, and Sustainability
690(26)
How Important Are Natural Resources?
690(1)
Economic Resources and Systems and Environmental Problems
691(4)
Solutions: Appropriate Technology
696(2)
Guest Essay: The Steady-State Economy in Outline
698
Herman E. Daly
Monitoring Economic and Environmental Progress
695(3)
Harmful External Costs and Full-Cost Pricing
698(2)
The Economics of Pollution Control and Resource Management
700(3)
Using Regulations and Market Forces to Improve Environmental Quality
703(5)
Solutions: Shifting the Tax Burden from Wages and Profits to Pollution and Waste
705(2)
Spotlight: What Is Good Environmental Management?
707(1)
Reducing Poverty to Improve Environmental Quality and Human Well-Being
708(2)
Solutions: Microloans to the Poor
709(1)
Making the Transition to More Environmentally Sustainable Economies
710(6)
Case Study: How Is Germany Investing in the Future and the Earth?
712(1)
Connections: Jobs and the Environment
713(3)
Politics, Environment, and Sustainability
716(25)
Rescuing a River
716(1)
Politics and Environmental Policy
717(1)
Developing and Influencing Environmental Policy
717(2)
Solutions: Election Finance Reform
721(3)
Individuals Matter: Environmental Careers
724
Case Study: Environmental Policy in the United States
719(4)
Solutions: Types of Environmental Laws in the United States
724
Environmental Law
723(4)
Case Study: The Regulatory Takings Controversy
725(1)
Spotlight: SLAPPs: Intimidating Environmental Activists
726(1)
Environmental and Anti-Environmental Groups and Claims
727(4)
Guest Essay: Environmental Justice for All
728(4)
Robert D. Bullard
Individuals Matter: Environmental Action on Campuses
732(2)
Guest Essay: Covering the Environment
734(2)
Andrew C. Revkin
Solutions: Improving Environmental Laws and Regulations
736
Global Environmental Policy
731(10)
Solutions: Goals of National and Global Environmental NGOs
737(1)
Solutions: Improving Trade Agreements
738(3)
Environmental Worldviews, Ethics, and Sustainability
741
Biosphere 2: A Lesson in Humility
741(1)
Environmental Worldviews in Industrial Societies
742(1)
Life-Centered Environmental Worldviews
743(4)
Connections: Why Should We Care About Future Generations?
745(1)
Spotlight: Deep Ecology
746(1)
Solutions: Living More Sustainably
747
Guest Essay: Envisioning a Sustainable Society
748(2)
Lester W. Milbrath
Individuals Matter: Mindquake: Evaluating One's Environmental Worldview
750(1)
Connections: Learning from the Earth
751(1)
Guest Essay: Green Colleges
752(2)
Noel Perrin
Spotlight: What Are Our Basic Needs?
754
Appendices
1 Units of Measurement
1(1)
2 Some Basic Chemistry
2(3)
3 Classifying and Naming Species
5
Glossary 1(1)
Index 1

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