• Cochrane: “They Aren’t Really Poor”: Ecofeminism, Global Justice, and “Culturally-Perceived Poverty” see also POVERTY, FEMINISM
• Cohen: Notes on the Ecological Dimension
• Davila: Demystifying the Water Crisis to Make Women’s Participation More Visible
• DuRand & Latch: Up a River without Water see also MÉXICO
• Elguea: Environmental Ethics and the Poor see also POVERTY
• Gelbspan: Global Warming: We Fiddle while the World Burns
• Mack-Canty: ENVIRONMENTALISM AND POSTCOLONIAL FEMINISM: Examples of Third World Women’s Resistance see also FEMINISM, RESISTANCE
• Martinot: Militarism and Global Warming see also WAR AND PEACE
• Ortega: Groundwater Quality at the Independence Basin in Central Mexico: Implications for Regional Development see also MÉXICO
• Sánchez González: Gender and natural resources: Maya women and the Agrarian Land Reform in Mexico see also INDIGENOUS ISSUES, LAND REFORM and MÉXICO
• Tanzer Reducing CO2 Emissions: Toward a Quantitative Utopian Model
• Vargas: Environmental education and citizen participation as tools for community action for local and global change see also EDUCATION