|WIT's World Ecology Report - Vol. 05, No. 3 - The Digest of
Critical Environmental Information (WIT, 1993, 12 pages)|
Available in Arabic, English, Russian, Spanish & Ukrainian Vol.
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Raymundo Victor Sone del Monte Electronic edition available on
CompuServe, Econet and History is at a turning point. The end of
the cold war has brought a new climate for peace and
cooperation; but this moment is unique in another, less
promising way. The fastest-ever growth in human numbers is
compounded by widespread poverty and deprivation. The fastest-
over growth in human consumption of resources is compounded by
political and economic systems unaware of any limits to growth.
Together, they present the most serious threat to local and
global environments since the human species evolved.