Articles from World Watch (November 1, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Breeding a sustainable agriculture: experiments under way around the planet are leading to techniques and crop varieties good for the long term. Now, about those subsidies ...	Lowe, Marcy		1173
Car crash: a look in the rearview mirror; Once it looked as if the automobile's dominance of transportation might be checked, but it's still king of the road.	Renner, Michael		1137
Career moves.			169
China's unquenchable thirst: China's staggering growth over the last 20 years has strained much of its resource base, but nothing more than freshwater supplies.	Postel, Sandra		1164
Companies commit to reducing climate risks.	Herro, Alana		344
Coping with MR-GO.	Smit, Jac	Letter to the editor	103
DIY politics.			111
Editor's introduction.	Prugh, Thomas		561
Europe's use of biofuels nearly doubles.	Herro, Alana		302
Global heatstroke.			81
How much oil?		Letter to the editor	148
Inequality gap grows in Asia, United States.	Herro, Alana		416
It's the land, stupid.	Wetzel, Dave	Letter to the editor	166
More meat woes.			79
Notes from Bolivia.	Wilkins, Andrew		1151
On New Capitalism.	Gray, Linda; Doscher, John	Letter to the editor	690
Our first response to climate change: we badly need renewables to combat climate change, but we need ramped-up efficiency measures even more.	Chandler, William		988
Pygmy elephants threatened by logging, oil palm plantations.	Mukherjee, Ishani		371
Restoring the UN: take 2; With the UN's promise unfulfilled and environmental issues at the top of the international agenda, a critical opportunity is approaching.	French, Hilary		594
Salience, or voting as if the environment matters: the path to a green energy future and a stable climate is clearer than ever--but we do need to start voting to put ourselves on it.	Young, John E.		1216
Sao Paulo bans outdoor ads in fight against pollution.	Herro, Alana		385
Shell game.	Assadourian, Erik; Chen, Joy		709
Sinking species.		Brief article	64
Slow-motion revolution: shifting the world onto a sustainable path is a big job, but progress is being made. It's just going to take awhile.	Durning, Alan Thein		1179
Sudanese wildlife migration defies odds, rivals Serengeti.	Parr, Laura		472
The heat was on: the same policy recommendations for stemming climate change that looked sound 20 years ago still look sound.	Flavin, Christopher		926
The importance of connections: global interdependence ties our environmental fate to others, but also creates a public store of good examples to follow.	Shea, Cynthia Pollock		1208
Who analyzes countries' environmental health problems.	Herro, Alana		271
Wired.			149