Detail Pollution Bibliografi Author: Miller, Debra A. (Editor) Topik: air pollution; water pollution Bahasa: (EN )    ISBN: 978-0-7377-3727-1     Penerbit: Greenhaven Press     Tempat Terbit: Detroit    Tahun Terbit: 2007     Jenis: Books Ketersediaan Perpustakaan Pusat (Semanggi) Nomor Panggil: 363.73 POL Non-tandon: 2 (dapat dipinjam: 0) Tandon: tidak ada     Lihat Detail Induk Abstract Includes bibliographical references and index.;Ch. 1. Are air and water pollution serious problems? Yes, air and water pollution are serious problems: Factory farms pollute U.S. air and water supplies / Natural Resources Defense Council -- Contaminated water is causing deaths in the developing world / Nicholas L. Cain and Peter H. Gleick -- Ozone depletion and pollution are damaging human health and the environment / U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission -- The world's most serious environmental problem is global warming / Jim Hansen -- Carbon Dioxide emissions that cause global warming are increasing / Space Daily -- No, air and water pollution are not serious problems: U.S. air quality has improved since the 1970s / Ronald Bailey -- U.S. rivers, streams, and groundwater are generally healthy / U.S. Geological Survey -- Earth's stratospheric ozone layer is recovering / Jane Sanders -- Ch. 2. Are corporations polluting the environment? Yes, corporations are polluting the environment: America's largest carbon-dioxide-emitting companies lag behind foreign companies in addressing global warming / Douglas G. Cogan -- U.S. automakers are opposing efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions / Harry Stoffer -- U.S. companies facing regulatory pressures at home are moving abroad / Sara Shipley Hiles and Marina Walker Guevara -- Multinational corporations are polluting China / Jianqiang Liu -- No, corporations are not polluting the environment: Corporations are working with environmentalists and going green / Katherine Mangu-Ward -- Top U.S. companies are reducing global-warming emissions / Jessica Seid -- Success will come to companies that contribute to a sustainable environment / World Business Council for Sustainable Development --;Ch. 3. Are U.S. pollution regulations effective? No, U.S. pollution regulations are not effective: The George W. Bush administration has gutted environmental standards / Eric Schaeffer -- Congress has failed to push for environmental progress / Roy Bigham -- The U.S. environmental protection agency is allowing factory farms to pollute waterways / Amanda Griscom Little -- The U.S. environmental protection agency claims it has no authority to regulate greenhouse gases / Environment News Service -- Yes, U.S. pollution regulations are effective: The United States can grow the economy and protect the environment at the same time / George W. Bush -- The United States is enforcing the Montreal Treaty to protect the ozone layer / Environmental Protection Agency -- Reports exaggerating air pollution risks needlessly create pressure for more regulation / Joel Schwartz -- Increased energy efficiency is reducing CO 2 emissions and slowing global warming / Patrick J. Michaels -- Ch. 4. What are the emerging solutions to environmental pollution? More must be done to address future air pollution problems / National Academies -- Manufacturers must design products that are recyclable / Jackie Gubeno -- America must transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy / Tony Dutzik, Alexios Monopolis, Timothy Telleen-Lawton, Rob Sargent, and Anna Aurilio -- The world should not rely on nuclear power to prevent global warming / Rosalie Bertell and Alexey Yablakov -- Numerous solutions now exist to reduce global warming / Union of Concerned Scientists -- International cooperation is necessary to affect global warming / Melissa Gorelick.; Artikel dalam koleksi ini Factory farms pollute U.S. air and water supplies, halaman 024-027 Contaminated water is causing deaths in the developing world, halaman 028-030 Ozone depletion and pollution are damaging human health and the environment, halaman 031-036 The world's most serious environmental problem is global warming, halaman 037-041 Carbon Dioxide emissions that cause global warming are increasing, halaman 042-043 U.S. air quality has improved since the 1970s, halaman 044-047 U.S. rivers, streams, and groundwater are generally healthy, halaman 048-051 Earth's stratospheric ozone layer is recovering, halaman 052-056 America's largest carbon-dioxide-emitting companies lag behind foreign companies in addressing global warming, halaman 061-069 U.S. automakers are opposing efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, halaman 070-073 U.S. companies facing regulatory pressures at home are moving abroad, halaman 074-081 Multinational corporations are polluting China, halaman 082-084 Corporations are working with environmentalists and going green, halaman 085-093 Top U.S. companies are reducing global-warming emissions, halaman 094-097 Success will come to companies that contribute to a sustainable environment, halaman 098-105 The George W. Bush administration has gutted environmental standards, halaman 110-119 Congress has failed to push for environmental progress, halaman 120-122 The U.S. environmental protection agency is allowing factory farms to pollute waterways, halaman 123-127 The U.S. environmental protection agency claims it has no authority to regulate greenhouse gases, halaman 128-131 The United States can grow the economy and protect the environment at the same time, halaman 132-139 The United States is enforcing the Montreal Treaty to protect the ozone layer, halaman 140-143 Reports exaggerating air pollution risks needlessly create pressure for more regulation, halaman 144-149 Increased energy efficiency is reducing CO 2 emissions and slowing global warming, halaman 150-152 More must be done to address future air pollution problems, halaman 157-161 Manufacturers must design products that are recyclable, halaman 162-167 America must transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy, halaman 168-175 The world should not rely on nuclear power to prevent global warming, halaman 176-179 Numerous solutions now exist to reduce global warming, halaman 180-187 International cooperation is necessary to affect global warming, halaman 188-193  Edit Artikel Opini Anda Klik untuk menuliskan opini Anda tentang koleksi ini! 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