Assessing Community-based Natural-resource Management
Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing Anthropology Board of Studies University of California;Santa Cruz USAJ. Peter Brosius Department of Anthropology University of Georgia Athens; Georgia 30602-1619 USACharles ZernerNatural Resources and RightsProgramRainforest Alliance65 Bleecker St.; NYNY 10012-2420USAAnna Lowenhaupt Tsing Anthropology Board of Studies University of California; Santa Cruz USA

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Causal Association between Cadmium and Nephrotoxicity in Voles:Evidence Suggests that Cadmium is not the Sole Cause
Richard F. Shore and Lee WalkerInstitute of Terrestrial EcologyMonks Wood; Abbots RiptonHuntingdonCambridgeshire; PE172LS; UKBeata Laczewska and KatarzynaSawicka-KapustaInstitute of Environmental BiologyJagiellonian Universityul. Ingardena 630-060 Cracow; Poland

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Environmentallu Sustainable Urbanization and Transportation in China----the Case for Territorial Development Planning
Stellan CyonComplan ABBovgen23 S-18143 LidingSweden

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Land Degradation:Why is it Continuing?
Delphis F. Levia; Jr.Graduate School of GeographyClark University950 Main StreetWorcester; MA 01610USA

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Water Resources in China:Problems and Countermeasures
feng qi cheng guo dong san shang zheng nan

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Assessment of Damage to Fish Populations in Norwegian Lakes Due to Acidification
Trygave Hesthagen; Iver H. Sevaldrud; Hans M. Berger

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Mining vs. Geological Heritage:The Cuevas del Almanzora Natural Area (SE Spain)
Jesus Martinez-FriasDpto. de GeologiaMuseo Nacional de CienciasMaturates; CSICdo Jose Gutierrez Abascal; 228006 Madrid; Spaine-mail: martinezfrias 0mncn.csic.es

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Assessment of Duckweed Lemna aequinoctialis as a Toxicological Bioassay for Tropical Environments in Developing Countries
Bengt-Erik Bengtsson; Juvy P. Bongo; Britta Ekiund

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Alternative strategies for livestock-fish integration with Emphasis on Asia
David C. Little Peter Edwards

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Child Lifting:Wolves in Hazaribagh,India
Kishan Singh Rajpurohit

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Human Impact on Nitrate Export:An Analysis Using Major World Rivers
Nina F. Cafaco Jonathan J. Cole

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CO₂Emissions from Soil in Respones to Climatic Warming are Overestimated----The Decomposition of Old Soil Organic Matter is Tolerant of Temperature
Jari Liski;Hannu llvesniemi; Annikki Makela;Carl Johan Westman

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Soil Erosion and Conservation in Yunnan Province,China
Micheal A. Fullen; David J. Mitchell; Andrew P. Barton; Trevor J. Hocking

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Heavy Metal Pollution in Soils in Chian:Status and Countermeasures
chen huai man zheng chun rong tu cong zhu yong guan

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Energy Consumption and Acid Deposition in Northeast Asia
David G. Streets; Gregptu R. Carmichael; Markus Amann; Richard L. Arndt

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Resource Scarcity and Innovation:Can Poor Countres Attain Endogenous Growth?
Edward B. Barbier Thomas F. Homer-Dixon

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Greenhouse Gas Emission Abatement:Equitable Burden Sharing
Fayen D’Evie John Taylor

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Protecting a Gar■a Forest in Ecuador:The Role of Institutions and Ecosystem Valuation
Constance Dustin Becker

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CO₂ Emissions from Nonenergy Use----Methodological Aspects and a Case Study for Germany
Martin Patel; Eberhard Jochem; Frank Marscheider-Weidemann; Ernst Worrell

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Assessment of Coastal Vulnerability to Climate Change
Richard J.T.Klein Robert J.Nicholls

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Ecological and Socioeconomic Impacts of 1998 Coral Mortality in the Indian Ocean:An ENSO Impact and a Warning of Future Change?
Clive Wilkinson; Olof Linden; Herman Cesar; Gregor Hodgson; Jason Rubens; Alan E.Strong

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