Sources of Change

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This section contains links to processes that are going to change the world.


Contents

[edit] Climate Change

Information on Climate Change, its causes and its impact.

[edit] Climate Change Page of the New Scientist

The Climate Change Page of the New Scientist contains many links to articles on climate change.

[edit] Abrupt Climate Change

Information on the theory that global warming will cause the ocean's thermohaline circulation to shut down, causing a new ice age in a very short time.

[edit] Atlantic's Mood

Article in Science magazine about climate change and it's influence on the Atlantic.

[edit] The Great Climate Flip-flop

Cover article from the Atlantic Monthly by William H. Calvin. An article on sudden climate change.

[edit] Brain For All Seasons

Brain For All Seasons is a book on what great climate flop-flops in the past have done with human evolution. The entire book is published on the web.
Here you will find a review of the book.

[edit] What If the Conveyor Were to Shut Down?

Reflection on what could happen if a shutdown of the ocean's thermohaline would take place. Article by W. S. Broecker.


[edit] Oil Shortage

Information on predicted oil shortage and its impact.

[edit] Oil Depletion Analysis Centre

The ODAC is an independent, educational charity working to raise international public awareness and promote better understanding of the world's oil-depletion problem. On the site you will find articles, assessments, news and links on the topic.

[edit] Peak Oil

Scenario on peak-oil, the theory that the decline in oil production that is a result of limited resources will generate a long term recession. We have no choice but to adapt. Site by MBendi, an African information site.


[edit] General world social, political, demographic, technological and economic change

[edit] Understanding the World Today

This project, from the Global Social Change Research Project presents reports describing global social , political, demographic, technological and economic change. For example, one demographic change is that the developing world is becoming a larger and larger proportion of the world population. Another trend is toward more and more freedom throughout the world.

[edit] Beyond Economic Growth

This report has chapters on development, world population growth, economic development, income inequality, poverty, education, health and longevity, urbanization, globalization, foreign aid, and climate change.

[edit] The Population Reference Bureau (PRB)

The PRB has a lot of population reports for example, An Urbanizing World, Global Aging, Global Demographic Divide, Population: A Lively Introduction, and Transitions in World Population.

[edit] State of the world population

The UN's report focuses on various topics.



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