Chichester / Wiley Interscience / New York / Oxford / Nairobi / Washington / DC / Cambridge / London / San Diego / /
Company
M. H. Freeberg S. A. / /
Continent
Africa / Asia / North America / South America / /
Country
Greenland / Saudi Arabia / United States / Soviet Union / Canada / United Kingdom / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Extinction / /
Facility
Stanford University / Worldwatch Institute / Oregon State University / Plant Invasions / D. M. Lodge / /
IndustryTerm
food chains / freshwater systems / sewage systems / given site / greenhouse gas nitrous oxide / marine food chains / natural products / Synthetic organic chemicals / organic chemicals / terrestrial systems / active management / energy generation / marine systems / aquatic systems / by-products / Synthetic chemicals / beneficial services / high-resolution civilian satellite imagery / food quality / altered river systems / aquatic biological systems / chemical wastes / natural and human systems / chemical industry / human food supply / waste products / mining / temperate continental shelf systems / chemicals / biotic systems / /
NaturalFeature
San Francisco Bay / Bay of California / Ganges / Aral Sea / Danube River / San Franciso Bay / Black Sea / Lake Chad / Nile / /
Organization
U.S. Department of Energy / Department of Zoology / Oregon State University / Cambridge Univ. / Department of Biological Sciences / U.S. Office / World Resources Institute / U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service / office of Energy Research / United Nations / Agricultural Organization / United Nations Environment Program / Stanford University / Worldwatch Institute / Oxford Univ. / /
Person
Harold A. Mooney / Peter M. Vitousek / Charles Keeling / C. Humborg / V / W. Nixon / R. D. Boone / Roger Revelle / Jerry M. Melillo / S. G. Fisher / Jane Lubchenco / W. C. Clark / C. P. Madenjian / /
Human Domination of Earth’s Ecosystems Peter M. Vitousek, Harold A. Mooney, Jane Lubchenco, Jerry M. Melillo Human alteration of Earth is substantial and growing. Between one-third and one-half of the land surface has