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Rosalie Bertell - Our Ecological Footprint
by snowshoefilms
Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2004 at 7:36 AM
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Environmental Epidemiologist Rosalie Bertell (PhD biometrics) gives a quick overview of nations ecological footprint, factoring in consumption, waste, non-recyclable waste. The lion's share of the earth's resources go to the military, not life, she notes. (part 3 of a series, 16 min.)
QuickTime movie at 10.7 mebibytes
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| Growth is good when obeying Nature's laws. |
Aaron Vallejo |
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| Growth is good if obeying Nature's laws. |
Aaron Vallejo |
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| Growth is good when obeying Nature's laws. |
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| on population and the rich |
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Davo |
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