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Jan 1, 1939 — Jan 1, 2013· 74 yrs

ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS · ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY

Robert J. A. Goodland

Also known as: Robert Goodland, ROBERT GOODLAND

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The long-term sustainability of our world's agriculture has become the topic of considerable discussion and concern among a broad spectrum of people involved in the multiple components of the production, processing, and distribution of food, feed, and fiber around the globe.

— from Race to save the tropics

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Panama

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Panama is the harrowing and hilarious story of a washed-up rock star with kamikaze passion in Key West—and is widely considered to be the most autobiographical novel of one of our most important Americal writers, the author of Ninety-two in the Shade and Cloudbursts Chester Pomeroy is a one-time rock star turned casualty of illicit substances. In the hands of Thomas McGuane, Chester's story is a high-wire act of extravagant emotion and steel-nerved prose. As he haunts Key West, pestering family, threatening a potential in-law with a .38, and attempting to crucify himself on his ex's door out of sheer lovesickness, Chester emerges as the pure archetype of the McGuane hero.

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Natural capital and human economic survival

1995

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"This book explains what natural capital is and does, and how it is threatened. It proposes some revenue-neutral policy options that could restructure the economic system to encourage investment in natural capital."--BOOK JACKET.

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Race to save the tropics

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