Hi Michele:
No simulations to offer, I am afraid, but you might find that your students
might appreciate this web-site, which offers an hilarious perspective on the
entire concept:
http://www.cheatneutral.com/
Best,
Bill
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Director of
Hi again:
These are links from the CheatNeutral web-site that might be helpful:
Find out more:
* The New Internationalist's offset special:
www.newint.org/issues/2006/07/01 http://www.newint.org/issues/2006/07/01/
* George Monbiot on offsetting:
Dear Colleagues:
I am conducting research into alternative energy, in part for the purposes
of developing a distance-learning course and am wondering if anyone could
provide guidance in one particular area.
I am interested in identifying recent sources of information about the use
of solar
For anyone else for whom this did not pop pout of a ready list of
nouveau acronyms, CSR is corporate social responsibility, I think.
Sometimes a bit like military intelligence, n'est pas?
EU is obvious I guess and they are apparently working on a treatment for
an enlarged EU, which can strike
The whole thing brings tears to my eyes.
Oops...
Bill
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Hi colleagues
A hilarious take on the wacky world of carbon offsetting and tradable
pollution permits!
http://www.cheatneutral.com/ http://www.cheatneutral.com/
Cheers,
Bill
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Article title: TAIWAN ABORIGINAL ECOTOURISM: Tanayiku Natural Ecology
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Reference: ATR1318
Journal title: Annals of Tourism
A trifle dated now but excellent historical and geographical context:
Williams Michael 1989 Deforestation: Past and Present
Progress in Human Geography 13(2):176-208
Cheers,
Bill
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Hi Jordi:
Boardman's earlier first contribution is also valuable
Boardman, R., ed. 1992. Canadian Environmental Policy: Ecosystems, Politics,
and Process. Toronto: Oxford University Press.
Cheers,
Bill
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Hi Leslie:
I don't know
Dale:
I believe that George Bush senior's phrase was:
The American way of life is not negotiable.
Google might provide leads...
Bill
Dr. William Hipwell
Lecturer, Development Studies
Institute of Geography / Te Puutahi Maatai Matawhenua
School of Geography, Environment and Earth Sciences
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To: William Hipwell
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Subject: Re: RE: the american way of life is not up for negotiation
google produces many variations of the phrase and many fairly vague
references. i was hoping for something better. dale
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To: William Hipwell
Subject: RE: Do you know of any travel grant and/or research grant
opportunities for master's students: Topic - elephant-human conflicts in
Sri Lanka
Hi Bill,
They could try the Conservation, Food and Health Foundation if they can
link it to capacity building in Sri Lanka
Hi Priya:
And if you are ever in windy Wellington, drop by the VUW Shool of Geography,
Environment and Earth Sciences and say hello! I'm in office #CO210
Cheers,
Bill
Dr. William Hipwell
Lecturer, Development Studies
Research Ethics Officer, Awhina (Maaori Support) and Disability Liaison
Thanks for the good wishes Wil, but I would like to point out that for those of
us teaching in the antipodes, spring is just rolling in, and the second
semester started way back in the middle of winter: early July!
Cheers,
Bill
Bill Hipwell
Development Studies
Victoria University of
This jumps to mind. Emphasis on succinct!
Ehrenfeld, David. 1986. Thirty Million Cheers for Biodiversity. New
Scientist, June 12, 1986, 40-43
Cheers,
Bill Hipwell
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Hi Leslie:I do not have anything recent,
but in case you have not seen them, you might want to look at :Gedicks,
Al. 1994. The New Resource Wars: Native and Environmental Struggles against
Multinational Corporations. Montréal: Black Rose.(which includes Latin
American cases)Howitt, Richard,
We are still looking for a peaceful solution.
Bill
PS: Say, even though I'm not at UCLA, d you suppose the above comment would get
me an honourary mention on their shameful list? All professors in the United
States should be very, very afraid of what is happening to politics there.
Dark
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Dear Colleagues:
First of all, though I hope to get back to some of you individually, I
want to thank everyone for the overwhelming response to my little
query. It has been a very helpful and at times really entertaining
discussion. Sorry to tease, but on reading Adil's first posting I
must
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Department of Geography
College of Social Sciences,
Kyungpook National University
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Daegu, 702-701, South Korea
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