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the future of humanity and the environment.”
— Joe Nash, Mt Gravatt, QLD, Australia
Recent updates
- Pacific Ecologist 20 Winter 2011 out now
- Editorial: Restoring the health of the oceans [240K PDF]
by editor Kay Weir - Prospects for Pacific maritime security co-operation
‘of coral made’ [550KB PDF]
by Nicholas Floyd - Deep seabed mining: Frontier to oblivion! [230KB PDF]
by Dennis Small - The most remote fishery on earth [350KB]
by Cassandra Brooks - Pacific Ecologist 19 Spring 2010
- Editorial: Real economics includes nature [180K PDF]
by editor Kay Weir - The economics of ecological enlightenment [360K PDF]
- Pacific Ecologist 18 Winter 2009
- Strengthening the vital Transition Towns movement [470K PDF] by Ted Trainer
- Closing windows opening floodgates: Recent climate change science and implications for
New Zealand policy [300K PDF] by Andy Reisinger - See all available articles…
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need to heed in order to fully understand the global crisis…”
— Jan Lundberg, Culture Change, Arcata, Northern California
— Jan Lundberg, Culture Change, Arcata, Northern California