Date: Mon, 07 Feb 2000 00:42:21 -0500 (EST) From: Stuart M Leiderman <mailto:leidermn@cisunix.unh.edu?subject=Re: Portfolio on Environmental Refugees and Ecological Restoration&replyto=Pine.OSF.4.21.0002070041500.1663-100000@hypatia.unh.edu> Subject: Portfolio on Environmental Refugees and Ecological Restoration Message-id: <Pine.OSF.4.21.0002070041500.1663-100000@hypatia.unh.edu>
Dear Friends, Organizations, Agencies and discussion lists:
Over the past few years, we have had a variety of e-mail correspondence
concerning humanitarian affairs and environmental quality, specifically
about the plight of environmental refugees worldwide and the urgency for
ecological restoration of damaged homelands.
I acknowlege and encourage your interest and work in these fields and hope
the portfolio described here will contribute to your understanding and
success. I will make every effort to provide copies as quickly and as
affordably as possible.
Thank you and please excuse the informality of an e-mail. Best wishes for
the new year.
Stuart M. Leiderman
University of New Hampshire
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February 2000
COMPREHENSIVE PORTFOLIO AVAILABLE ON
ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES AND
ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION
During the 1990's, natural and manmade disasters (earthquakes, floods,
eruptions, storms, drought, forestry, disruptive development, industrial
pollution, landmines, technological accidents, war and other events)
probably caused more than 25 million refugees in the world, in both rich
and poor countries. These people cannot return home unless their
communities and regions are repaired to safe and sustainable environmental
standards; this could be a much more difficult problem than winning a war
or changing governments. Who will do the work? Who will contribute the
knowledge and the money for restoration? Who will insure that the damage
does not happen again?
A new and extensive portfolio of original work about environmental
refugees and ecological restoration of damaged homelands is now
available. The collection includes numerous research papers, reports,
conference transcripts, lectures, analyses, proposals and bibliographies
produced from 1992 through 1999, during doctoral work at the University
of New Hampshire-Durham, USA, as described in the table of contents below.
The hardcopy version is 841 pages, printed journal style, and 3-ring
bound. The cost is negotiable but generally set at US$500 for government,
business, and large organizations; $250 for schools and grassroots NGO's;
and $150 for students and other individuals. Shipping is included.
Payment by bank check or money order to "Stuart Leiderman", c/o Post
Office Box 382, Durham, New Hampshire 03824 USA; or by wire transfer to
"Granite Bank, 122 West Street, Keene, New Hampshire 03431 USA, ABA
Routing Number 211770161, for credit to Stuart M. Leiderman, Account
Number 0801-057799".
A diskette version can be provided, plus audio and video tape
cassettes
of selected interviews, speeches, panel discussions, etc.
Thank you for any comments and questions.
Stuart M. Leiderman
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Environmental
Response/4th World Project
c/o
Natural Resources Department, James 215
University
of New Hampshire, Durham 03824 USA
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603.862.1051/868-1004 fx 603.862.4976
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STUART
M. LEIDERMAN
PORTFOLIO
OF SELECTED WORK ON
ENVIRONMENTAL
REFUGEES AND
ECOLOGICAL
RESTORATION
Natural
Resources Doctoral Program
University
of New Hampshire-Durham
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TABLE
OF CONTENTS
1992
REFUGEES AND THEIR ECOLOGICAL DIMENSION: THE FOURTH WORLD PREDICAMENT,
September 30, 1992 [92first]
REFUGEES AND THEIR ECOLOGICAL DIMENSION: THE FOURTH WORLD PREDICAMENT,
October 27, 1992, revised December 15, 1994 [92second]
1993
REFUGEES AND RESTORATION...NOW!, February 1993 [93now!]
THE ECONOMICS OF ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION: A PRELIMINARY REPORT, for
"Ecological Economics" Course, Economics Department, Spring 1993
[93econ]
LEARNING FROM CHERNOBYL BY DOING A DOCUMENTARY, Exercise Conducted for
"Radiation and Radioactivity" Hot Topics Seminar Course, Natural
Resources Department, April 15, 1993 [93crnobl]
TWO REVIEWS: REFUGEES, DAMAGED HOMELANDS LOOM LARGE ON INTERNATIONAL
SCENE, May 1993 [93loeshr]
ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES: HOW TO CONFRONT AN OVERWHELMING ISSUE, May
1993
[93ovrwlm]
ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES AND ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION, Overhead
Transparencies, Fall 1993 [93ovrhd]
ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES AND ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION, Initial Doctoral
Research Proposal, "Approaches to Research" Course, Fall 1993, revised
November 1, 1993 [93propo1]
PH.D. TALKING BLUES, for "Approaches to Research" Course, November 1,
1993 [93blues]
ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES AND ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION, Initial Doctoral
Research Proposal for "Approaches to Research" Course, Fall 1993,
revised December 6, 1993 [93propo2]
INTRODUCTION TO ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES AND ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION,
Guest
Lecture, Natural Resources Department Seminar Series, October 7,
1993
[93dptsem]
CONSIDERING ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES AND ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION, Guest
Lecture, "Peace Studies" Course, November 4, 1993 [93peace]
PROPOSALS FOR HOT TOPICS COURSE, SPRING 1994--"Environmental Refugees
and
Ecological Restoration" and "Environmental Impact Statements:
Focus on
HydroQuebec", Natural Resources Department, December 1993
[93hotops]
1994
REVIEW AND CRITIQUE OF U.S. AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT'S
COUNTRY PROFILE OF HAITI [1987], for "Issues in Water Resources
Management" Course, Natural Resources Department, January 1994
[94haiti]
REFUGEE EPISODE WORKSHEET and RESTORATION EFFORT WORKSHEET, February
25,
1994 [94wrksht]
PROPOSAL FOR A SPACE GRANT ON ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES AND ECOLOGICAL
RESTORATION, to the Institute for Earth, Oceans and Space, University
of
New Hampshire-Durham, March 21, 1994 [94space]
HOT TOPICS COURSE ON "ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES AND ECOLOGICAL
RESTORATION"--WEEKLY BULLETINS, Natural Resources Department, Spring
1994 [94hotsum]
NOTES FROM "MIGRATION AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT", Global Objectives
Conference, Overseas Development Network [ODN], at Stanford
University,
Palo Alto, California, April 8-10, 1994 [94stnfrd]
EXCERPTS FROM "HOT TOPICS" CONFERENCE ON ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES AND
ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION", Natural Resources Department, April 23, 1994
[94hotcon]
PH.D. RESEARCH PROPOSAL, Natural Resources Department and Complex
Systems
Research Center, June 30, 1994 [94propo3]
CONFERENCE REPORT--"WHO'LL SAVE FLORIDA", Florida Environmental Expo,
Tampa, October 16, 1994 [94florda]
NORTHEAST GLOBAL CHANGE EDUCATION, Videoconference Workshop,
University
of New Hampshire Sea Grant Program, November 14-16, 1994
[94climat]
ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION ON UNIVERSITY CAMPUSES, PART ONE: CHRONOLOGY
AND
SELECTED DOCUMENTS, RAVINE PRESERVATION PROJECT, UNIVERSITY OF NEW
HAMPSHIRE-DURHAM, November 20, 1994 [94ravine]
"ASYLUM UNDER THREAT"--PANEL ON CURRENT GLOBAL REFUGEE ISSUES STUNS
AUDIENCE AT U.S. HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL MUSEUM, Washington, D.C., November
26, 1994 [94asylum]
ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES AND ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION, Ph.D. Research
Proposal, Natural Resources Department, June 1994, revised December
1994
[94propo4]
1995
CONFERENCE NOTES, ANALYSIS AND ESSAY ON WORLD SECURITY, Five College
Program in Peace and World Security Studies (PAWSS), Winter Faculty
Workshop on "Environmental Conflicts and Social Movements", Amherst
College, Massachusetts, January 18-20, 1995 [95pawss]
REMARKS PREPARED FOR SCIENTIFIC/TECHNICAL CONFERENCE ON ENVIRONMENTAL
REFUGEES, Sponsored by The Climate Institute [US], at Green College,
Oxford, England, February 27-28, 1995 [95oxfdme]
CONFERENCE AND WORKING MEETING: NORMAN MYERS' REPORT ON ENVIRONMENTAL
REFUGEES FOR THE CLIMATE INSTITUTE, Green College, Oxford, England,
February 27-28, 1995 [95oxford]
THE CLIMATE INSTITUTE'S REPORT "ENVIRONMENTAL EXODUS: AN EMERGENT
CRISIS
IN THE GLOBAL ARENA", Press Conference by Sir Crispin Tickell
and Norman
Myers for United Nations Staff, United Nations, New York,
March 28, 1995
[95unprss]
A BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO RECOGNIZING ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES, April 30,
1995
[95bgnnrs]
ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES, Original Article for the Encyclopedia of the
Future, Macmillan Publishing Company, New York, May 1995 [95futref]
HAZARDOUS WASTES, Original Article for the Encyclopedia of the Future,
Macmillan Publishing Company, New York, May 1995 [95futhaz]
UNITED NATIONS ALARMED BY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF REFUGEE CAMPS; CALL
FOR
HELP TO ALLEVIATE PROBLEMS, May 21, 1995 [95rwanda]
ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES, ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION AND PRIMARY
ENVIRONMENTAL
CARE, Proposal to Environment Programme Division of
United Nations
Children's Fund [UNICEF], United Nations, New York, May
28, 1995 [95unicef]
PH.D. QUALIFYING EXAM BEGINS: SUBJECT IS "ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES AND
ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION", Natural Resources Department, June 6, 1995
[95qual4q]
DOCTORAL PROGRAM QUALIFIER EXAM ON "ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES AND
ECOLOGICAL
RESTORATION"--PART I: DEFINITIONS AND CASES, Natural
Resources Department,
June 1995 [95quala1]
DOCTORAL PROGRAM QUALIFIER EXAM ON "ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES AND
ECOLOGICAL
RESTORATION"--PART II: IMPACTS, Natural Resources
Department, June 1995
[95quala2]
DOCTORAL PROGRAM QUALIFIER EXAM ON "ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES AND
ECOLOGICAL
RESTORATION"--PART III: TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS, Natural
Resources
Department, June 1995 [95quala3]
DOCTORAL PROGRAM QUALIFIER EXAM ON "ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES AND
ECOLOGICAL
RESTORATION"--PART IV: POST-DOCTORAL RESEARCH PLAN, Natural
Resources
Department, June 1995 [95quala4]
WORLDWIDE EARLY WARNING SYSTEMS, July 2, 1995 [95earlyw]
REVIEWING GLOBAL AWARENESS OF ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES: 1985-1995,
Prepared
for the Symposium on International Change: Third World
Development--"Why is
the Future Not What It Used to Be?", University
of New Hampshire-Durham,
October 1-3, 1995 [95global]
EXCERPTS CONCERNING REFUGEES, ENVIRONMENT, PEACE AND WAR, from World
Leaders' Speeches, October 6-24, 1995 during Special Commemorative
Sessions of General Assembly, United Nations' 50th Anniversary, New
York, October 29, 1995 [95un@50]
1996
SYMPOSIUM ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR PAPERS AND POSTERS, "ENVIRONMENTAL
REFUGEES: ANTICIPATION, INTERVENTION, RESTORATION", 2:30 pm, Tuesday,
February 13, 1996 at the Annual Meeting of the American Association
for
the Advancement of Science [AAAS], Baltimore Convention Center,
Baltimore,
Maryland [96aaasan]
LEARNING TO RECOGNIZE ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES, Statement Prepared for
Symposium No. 316: "Environmental Refugees: Anticipation,
Intervention,
Restoration" during the 1996 Annual Meeting of the
American Association for
the Advancement of Science [AAAS], Baltimore,
Maryland, February 13, 1996
[96aaaspp]
PROCEEDINGS OF SYMPOSIUM: "ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES: ANTICIPATION,
INTERVENTION, RESTORATION", Tuesday, February 13, 1996 during the
Annual
Meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of
Science [AAAS],
Baltimore, Maryland, March 10, 1996, revised May 4,
1996 [96aaaspl]
ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS: "READY, AIM FIRE!" (EMPHASIS ON ENVIRONMENTAL
REFUGEES), Lecture to Environmental Ethics Course, Natural Resources
Department, February 22, 1996 [96ethics]
POINTS TO REMEMBER, February 1996 [96points]
REFERENCE LIST: MARSH ARABS AND SOUTHERN IRAQ, May 4, 1996 [96marsh]
CURRENT RESEARCH PLAN: "ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES AND ECOLOGICAL
RESTORATION", Natural Resources Ph.D. Program, May 7, 1996 [96propo5]
ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION, REFUGEES AND NATIONAL SECURITY, Response to
Student Research Project, Department of Politics, Woodrow Wilson
School,
Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey, May 8, 1996
[96prnctn]
ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES AND ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION: LEARNING HOW TO
REVERSE THE "REMAINDER EARTH SCENARIO" AND AVOID ENVIRONMENTAL
CONFLICT,
Prepared for Advanced Research Workshop on "Conflict and the
Environment",
North Atlantic Treaty Organization [NATO] and Peace
Research Institute,
Oslo, Notodden, Norway, June 1996 [96natopp]
PANEL ON ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES, During the NATO Advanced Research
Workshop on "Conflict and the Environment", Bolkesjc, Norway, June 14,
1996 [96natopl]
THE BALANCE OF NATURE, REFUGEES AND RESTORATION, for Kate Douglas,
Editor, New Scientist Magazine, August 4, 1996 [96balnce]
OUTCASTS FROM EDEN, by Nolan Fell, New Scientist Magazine, 152:2045,
pp
24-27, 31, August 31, 1996 [96newsci]
WOODSTOCK FESTIVAL AND THE CONCEPT OF "WHOLE EARTH", Meeting with
Students for Environmental Action, Northeastern University, Boston,
Massachusetts, November 18, 1996 [96neastn]
THE GLOBAL PRESENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES, Interviewed for the
"Refugees 2" Episode of "Costing the Earth" Series, British
Broadcasting
Corporation [BBC], International Radio Network,
Birmingham, United Kingdom,
November 20, 1996 [96bbc]
ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES AND THE REMAINDER EARTH SCENARIO, Guest
Lecture,
Natural Resources Department Seminar Series, November 21,
1996 [96remain]
ORIGINAL WEBSITE ON ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES AND ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION,
http://pubpages.unh.edu/~leidermn,
December 1996 [96wbsite]
1997
PERSPECTIVES ON ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES, Interviewed by Laura Kiernan
for
"Perspectives" Program, WEVO-FM, New Hampshire Public Radio,
Concord, New
Hampshire, January 2, 1997 [97wevo]
CONFERENCE SUMMARY: "GIS AND APPLICATIONS OF REMOTE SENSING TO
DISASTER
MANAGEMENT", National Aeronautics and Space Administration
[NASA] and
Federal Emergency Management Administration [FEMA],
Greenbelt, Maryland,
January 13-15, 1997 [97nasa]
ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSE: THREE DECADES OF INFORMATION, EDUCATION AND
ACTION, April 13, 1997 [97er2day]
THE CASE FOR LEGAL RECOGNITION OF ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES, Address to a
Joint Meeting of the Committees on International Law and Environmental
Law, Association of the Bar of the City of New York, New York, April
24,
1997 [97nycbar]
ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES IN THE AMERICAN SOUTHWEST, Guest Lecture,
Introductory Geography Course, Department of Earth Science and
Geography, May 6, 1997 [97geog]
ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES FROM ENERGY PROJECTS: EXPLORATION, EXTRACTION,
CONSTRUCTION, OPERATION AND WASTE DISPOSAL, Research Paper for
Symposium
on Global Connections: Environmental Justice in the Americas
and Abroad, by
the National Association of Black Geologists and
Geophysicists and the
Institute for Environmental Education of the
Geological Society of America,
at the Annual Meeting of the Geological
Society of America, Salt Lake City,
Utah, October 23, 1997 [97gsa]
THE PLENARY SESSIONS OF THE U.S. CLIMATE CHANGE FORUM, U.S. Global
Change
Research Program, Washington, D.C., November 12-13, 1997
[97usgcrp]
1998
PROPHECIES, DREAMS, STRUGGLES: THE CULTURE AND RELIGION OF THE DINEH",
Public Forum, Church Center for the United Nations, New York, January
16, 1998 [98dineh]
ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES REQUIRE RESTORATION, NOT DEVELOPMENT, for
Session
on "Paradigmatic Shifts for Dealing with International
Crises", 24th Annual
Third World Conference, Chicago, March 18-21,
1998 [98thirdw]
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES, Guest Instructor, "World
Diasporas" Course, Environmental Studies Doctoral Program, Antioch
College-New England, Keene, New Hampshire, April 4, 1998 [98ntioch]
PROPOSAL FOR DOCUMENTARY ON MERCURY POLLUTION AND HUMAN HEALTH, July
29,
1996, revised July 29, 1998 [98mercry]
HEAVY METAL, HEAVY MESSAGE, September 24, 1998 [98hvymtl]
DINEH ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES NEED A TREATY WITH COAL MINERS, October
5,
1998 [98treaty]
TALKING ABOUT ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES, Interviewed by Larry Gell,
International Agency for Economic Development, "Access for All"
Program,
Manhattan Neighborhood Network Television, New York, November
6, 1998
[98gelltv]
A MODEL CONVENTION ON THE STATUS OF ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES,
Environmental
Negotiation Exercise, Natural Resources Department,
December 7 and 9, 1998
[98unmimi]
ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES AND ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION IN THE CASPIAN SEA
REGION, Proposed and Accepted for NATO Advanced Research Workshop
"Caspian Sea: A Quest for Environmental Security" [Venice Italy, March
15-19, 1999],December 22, 1998 [98cspian]
ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES FROM SEA-LEVEL RISE ON SMALL ISLAND STATES,
Beginning Draft for Book Chapter, December 1998, revised June 1999
[98island]
1999
"ENVIRONMENTAL HERITAGE" COURSE SYLLABUS, College for Lifelong
Learning,
University of New Hampshire, January 7, 1999 [99heritg]
CURRENT DOCTORAL DISSERTATION PLAN: "ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES AND
ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION", June 15, 1999 [99dissrt]
DISCOVERING THE "NEW WORLD" OF ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES, to the
Institute
for Global Futures Research, Queensland, Australia, July 11,
1999 [99newrld]
RECOGNIZING ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES, RESTORING DAMAGED HOMELANDS,
Article
for Bulletin No. 91, 1 September 1999, Institute for Global
Futures, August
21, 1999 [99igfr]
WHAT TO DO ABOUT WATER?, to mailto:sustainable.campus@lists.unh.edu?subject=Re:
Portfolio on Environmental Refugees and Ecological
Restoration&replyto=Pine.OSF.4.21.0002070041500.1663-100000@hypatia.unh.edu,
September 20, 1999 [99water]
ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES IN AMERICA: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE, Prepared
for
the 20th Annual Meeting of the Ozarks Area Community Congress
[OACC], Willow
Springs, Missouri, October 9, 1999 [99oacc#1]
LEIDERMAN DEFINITION OF ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES, October 19, 1999, and
CONTINUING DISCUSSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES, October 26, 1999, to
Eva Rabelova, Institute for Environmental Policy, Prague, Czech
Republic
[99rblova]
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University of New Hampshire-Durham USA
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