I am happy to see that people are wrestling with the nuances of
technological progress vis-à-vis economic growth and environmental
protection.
That said, I would encourage those interested in this topic to read Czech's
article, Prospects for Reconciling the Conflict between Economic Growth and
Bio
International trade agreements would probably prevent us from putting taxes on
imports.
Bob Mowbray
Tropical Forest Ecologist
-- Original message from Kelly Stettner
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> Hmmm, Amartya...you bring up lots of good points again!
> Isn't Sony a Japanese corporation
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Hello ESA Students,
Via the links below, please find a quick guide on where to be and what to
do to survive the annual meeting. Please join us at the numerous Student
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Posting the replies I got on- and off-list (names removed):
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I was in a similar situation and didn't think twice about listing
myself as a Co-Investigator on my CV in cases where my advisor and I
did the grant writing. In cases where I did the grant writing, I
listed myself as PI.
Regardles
Dear all:
As an undergraduate I did two directed studies, and two summer research
opportunities. I also did well in classes, but I am much more interested in
research than courses.
I am currently a Master's student. I am looking out for Ph.D programs with a
research project, but preferably no co
Ecologgers:
There's also a technological reason to not changing the subject line
-- it allows those of us with thread-ready email programs (gmail,
thunderbird, listserv aggregators, many others) to collapse or expand
threads at will. If the thread's subject substantially changes, then
its
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For what it's worth, I'm also in favor of not changing subject lines
until the thread has diverged significantly from the topic described
in the subject line. It makes life a lot easier for the Gmail users
among us!
Jane
On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 4:32 PM, Wayne Tyson wrote:
> Ecolog:
>
> I received
Kelly, I'm not an economist either. I started trying to wade through economics
a few years ago. As an ecologist, I found the flaws in mainstream economics
stood out like a sore thumb, despite all the obfuscating language. Fortunately
there are real, credentialed economists writing about this
Bill wrote:
> Although Joe is clearly inclined to debate the issue, some
I wasn't trying to start a debate. I was just answering Kelly's question. As
one of the original promoters of the proposed ESA statement, I wanted to
clarify what we meant by "economic growth" and why we see it as a probl
Hi all,
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biogeochemistry lab, and she is
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Although I can understand the potential for people who only follow a couple
of topics with threaded readers to miss some posts with modified subject
lines, I really don't see this as a big issue. Most threads dominate the
postings for their lifetime, but threads evolve too, and after a while the
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