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PREFACE

Environment and the Military: A Selected Bibliographywas compiled in anticipation of the emphasis the study of envi-ronmental issues will continue to receive as one of the U.S. ArmyWar College's AY94 curriculum's "special themes".

This listing of books, documents, videorecordings, andperiodical articles covers references to resources which dealspecifically with the military's commitment to preserving theearth's environment, as well as materials which address a broadrange of other contemporary environmental topics.

It has been tailored to include only those materialspublished within the last five years that are readily availablein the U.S. Army War College Library collection. For your conve-nience, we have added our library's call numbers at the end ofeach book entry (keep in mind that call numbers vary from libraryto library).

For additional information, please contact the compiler,Virginia Shope, Research and Information Services Branch, U.S.Army War College Library, DSN 242-3660 or Commercial (717) 245-3660.

Vision Statement: The Army will be a nationalleader in environmental and natural resourcesstewardship for present and future generations asan integral part of our mission.

US Department of the Army, U.S.

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BOOKS AND DOCUMENTS

Aaron, Henry J., ed. Setting National Priorities: Policy forthe Nineties. Washington: Brookings Institution, 1990. Pp.185-211: "Global Warming: Slowing the Greenhouse Express," byWilliam D. Nordhaus. (HJ2051 .B72 1990)

Aberdeen University Research and Industrial Services. AURISEnvironmental Division. Trends in European EnvironmentalPolicy: Implications of the Activities of the United StatesArmy in Europe, by Amanda Chisholm. Aberdeen: 14 December1990. 39pp. (HC79 .E5C33 1990)

Adamson, David. Defending the World: The Politics and Diplomacyof the Environment. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1990.240pp. (HC79 .E5A32 1990)

Ahner, Mark D. Can the United States Army Adjust to the Endan-gered Species Act of 1973? Study Project. Carlisle Barracks:US Army War College, 15 April 1992. 49pp. (AD-A251-308)

Allaby, Michael. Dictionary of the Environment. 3d ed. NewYork: New York University Press, 1989. 423pp. (REF QH540.4.A44 1989)

American Association for the Advancement of Science. Program onScience and International Security. Environmental Dimensionsof Security: Proceedings from a AAAS Annual Meeting Symposium.Washington: 1992. 37pp. (UA10.5 .E58 1992)

American Society of International Law. International LegalMaterials. Vol. 26, No. 6. Washington: November 1987. (JX68.A6 NOV 1987)

Pp. 1516-1540: "United Nations: Vienna Convention for theProtection of the Ozone Layer (Done at Vienna, March 22,1985)."

Pp. 1541-1561: "United Nations; Protocol on Substances ThatDeplete the Ozone Layer (Done at Montreal, September 16,1987) ."

American Society of International Law. International LegalMaterials. Vol. 31, No. 4. Washington: July 1992. Pp. 814-887: "United Nations Conference on Environment and Development(Rio De Janeiro, June 3-14, 1992)." (JX68 .A6 JY 1992)

Anderson, Terry L., and Leal, Donald R. Free Market Environmen-talism. San Francisco: Pacific Research Institute for PublicPolicy, 1991. 192pp. (HC110 .E5A6665 1991)

Anzovin, Steven, ed. Preserving the World Ecologqy. ReferenceShelf Vol. 62, No. 1. New York: Wilson, 1990. 236pp.(QH541.145 .P74 1990)

Arrandal2, Tom. Free Market Environmental Protection. EditorialResearch Reports Vol. 2, No. 9. Washington: CongressionalQuarterly, 8 September 1989. 14pp. (H35 .E31 1989 v.2)

Benedick, Richard E. Ozone Diplomacy: New Directions in Safe-guarding the Planet. Cambridge: Harvard University Press,1991. 300pp. (K3593 .B46 1991)

Bormann, F. Herbert, and Kellert, Stephen R., eds. Ecology,Economics, Ethics: The Broken Circle. New Haven: YaleUniversity Press, 1991. 233pp. (QH541 .E32 1991)

Brown, Lester R., ed. The World Watch Reader on Global Environ-mental Issues. New York: Norton, 1991. 336pp. (TD174 .W681991)

Bryant, George T. Army Organization for Environmental Complianceand Restoration. Study Project. Carlisle Barracks: US ArmyWar College, 3 April 1991. 34pp. (AD-A235-127)

Cairncross, FTances. C-sting the Earth: The Challenr' f-'rGovernments, the Opportunities for Business. Boston: HarvardBusiness School Press, 1992. 341pp. (HC79 .E5C27 1992)

Carroll, John E., ed. International Environmental Diplomacy:The Management and Resolution of Transfrontier EnvironmentalProblems. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1988.291pp. (K3585.4 .15726 1988)

Chamberlain, Edward M., III. Hazardous Waste Management atDepartment of Defense Facilities. Study Project. CarlisleBarracks: US Army War College, 30 March 1990. 38pp. (AD-A223-329)

Cheney, Dick. Report of the Secretary of Defense to the Presi-dent and the Congress. (Cover title: Annual Report to thePresident and the Congress) Washington: US Department of De-fense, January 1993. Pp. 59-65: "Environment." (UA23 .A511993 C45)

Chilton, Kenneth, and Warren, Melinda, eds. Environmental Pro-tection: Regulating for Results. Boulder: Westview Press,1991. 190pp. (HC110 .E5E498 1991)

Clark, Brian. Environmental Policy Issues Affecting the UnitedStates Army in Its Overseas Activities. Aberdeen, Scotland:Centre for Environmental Management and Planning, 1989. 84pp.(G23 .C58 1989)

Committee for Economic Development. What Price Clean Air? AMarket Approach to Energy and Environmental Policy. New York:1993. 96pp. (HC110 .A4W45 1993)

Commoner, Barry. Making Peace with the Planet. New York:Pantheon Books, 1990. 292pp. (QH545 .AIC64 1990)

Congressional Quarterly Almanac, 101st Congress, 2nd Session,1990. 46th annual ed. Washington: Congressional Quarterly,1991. Pp. 229-279: "Clean Air Act Rewritten, Tightened:Stricter Controls Enacted on Smog, Cars, Acid Rain." (REF JKI.C6 1990)

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Congressional Quarterly, Inc. Earth's Threatened Resources.Editorial Research Reports. Washington: 1986. 205pp. (GF75.El7 1986)

Cooper, Mary H. Jobs vs. Environment: Should Jobs Be Sacrificedfor the Sake of Environmental Protection? CQ Researcher Vol.2, No. 18. Washington: Congressional Quarterly, 15 May 1992.23pp. (H35 .E32 1992 v.2)

Cooper, Mary H. Oil Spills: Increasing U.S. Dependence on OilImports Heightens Risks to Environment. CQ Researcher Vol. 2,No. 2. Washington: Congressional Quarterly, 17 January 1992.24pp. (H35 .E33 1992)

Cooper, Mary H. Ozone Depletion: Can Global Action Rescue theDeteriorating Ozone Layer? CQ Rezearcher Vol. 2, No. 13.Washington: Congressional Quarterly, 3 April 1992. 24pp.(H35 .E33 1992)

Cooper, Mary H. Saving the Forests. CQ Researcher Vol. 1, No.19. Washington: Congressional Quarterly, 20 September 1991.24pp. (H35 .E33 1991)

Cooper, Mary H. Setting Environmental Priorities. EditorialResearch Reports Vol. 2, No. 21. Washington: CongressionalQuarterly, 9 December 1988. 14pp. (H35 .E31 1988 v.2)

Cugno, William A. The Reserve Component Commander's Environmen-tal Responsibilities. Study Project. Carlisle Barracks: USArmy War College, 18 March 1991. 23pp. (AD-A233-676)

Cutter, Susan L.; Renwick, Hilary L.; and Renwick, William H.Exploitation, Conservation, Preservation: A Geographic Per-spective on Natural Resource Use. 2d ed. New York: Wiley,1991. 455pp. (HC21 .C96 1991)

Darmstadter, Joel, ed. Global Development and the Environment:Perspectives on Sustainability. Washington: Resources for theFuture, 1992. 91pp. (HD75.6 .G54 1992)

Dornbusch, Rudiger, and Poterba, James M., eds. Global Warming:Economic Policy Responses. Cambridge: MIT Press, 1991.389pp. (HC79 .A4G56 1991)

Ehrlich, Anne H., and Birks, John W., eds. Hidden Dangers:Environmental Consequences of Preparing for War. San Francis-co: Sierra Club Books, 1990. 246pp. (TD195 .N85H53 1990)

Ehrlich, Paul R., and Ehrlich, Anne H. Healing the Planet:Strategies for Resolving the Environmental Crisis. Reading,MA: Addison-Wesley, 1991. 36 6 pp. (GF75 .E4 1991)

Engelberger, Charles J. Effective Hazardous Waste Management:The Newest DOD Challenge. Study Project. Carlisle Barracks:US Army War College, 5 April 1991. 28pp. (AD-A235-716)

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',r, Timothy D., and Shekell, Ted K. Reducing Environmentalisv Impacts: A USAREUR Noise Manaqement Program Handbook.

It LI~dae1, If': Planning and Management Consultants, JuneA~It. 144pp. (TD893 .F21 1991)

F la1vin, Christopher. Slowing Global Warmingq: A WorldwideIatItqy. Worldwatch Paper 91. Washington: Worldwatch

Institute, 1989. 94pp. (QC903 .F42 1989)

French, Hilary F. After the Earth Summit: The Future of Envi-ronmental Governance. Worldwatch Paper 107. Washington:Worldwatch Institute, March 1992. 62pp. (HC79 .E5F74 1992)

French, Hilary F. Clearing the Air: A Global Aqenda. World-watch Paper 94. Was-iington: Worldwatch Institute, January1990. 54pp. (TD883 .F73 1990)

French, Hilary F. Costly Tradeoffs: Reconciling Trade and theEnvironment. Worldwatch Paper 113. Washington: Worldwu4 tchInstitute, March 1993. 74pp. (HC79 .E5F72 1993)

Global Biodiversity Strategy: Guidelines for Action to Save,Study, and Use Earth's Biotic Wealth Sustainably and Equitably.Washington: World Resources Institute, 1992. 244pp. (QH75.G5 1992)

Global Tomorrow Coalition. The Global Ecology Handbook: WhatYou Can Do About the Environmental Crisis, ed. by Walter H.Corson. Boston: Beacon Press, 1990. 414pp. (TDJ71.7 .G561990)

Gordon, Anita, and Suzuki, David. It's a Matter of Survival.Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1990. 278pp. (GF75 .G661990)

Gore, Al. Earth in the Balance: Ecology and the Human Spirit.Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1992. 407pp. (GF41 .G67 1992)

Griffin, Rodman D. Alternative Energy: Can Renewable EnergySources Replace Fossil Fuels? CQ Researcher Vol. 2, No. 25.Washington: Congressional Quarterly, 10 July 1992. 21pp.(H35 .E33 1992)

Griffin, Rodman D. Garbage Crisis: Can a Nation of "WasteMakers" Deal with the Garbage Glut? CQ Researcher Vol. 2, No.11. Washington: Congressional Quarterly, 20 March 1992.24pp. (H35 .E33 1992)

Griffin, Rodman D. Marine Mammals vs. Fish: Will OverexploitedOceans Become the Next Global Ecology Concern? CQ ResearcherVol. 2, No. 32. Washington: Congressional Quarterly, 28August 1992. 24pp. (H35 .E33 1992)

Harris, Jonathan M. World Agriculture and the Environment. NewYork: Garland, 1990. 227pp. (S439 .H37 1990)

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Haun, J. William. Guide to the Management of Hazardous Waste: AHandbook for the Businessman and the Concerned Citizen.Golden, CO: Fulcrum, 1991. 212pp. (TD1030 .H38 1991)

Hirschhorn, Joel S., and Oldenburg, Kirsten U. Prosperitywithout Pollution: The Prevention Strategy for Industry andConsumers. New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1991. 386pp.(TD174 .H57 1991)

Holdgate, Martin W. The Environment of Tomorrow's world. AnnualMemorial Lecture. London: David Davies Memorial Institute ofInternational Studies, 26 February 1990. 18pp. (HC79 .E5H541990)

Howells, Gwyneth P. Acid Rain and Acid Waters. New York:Horwood, 1990. 215pp. (QH545 .A17H69 1990)

Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Changeý. Climate Change: TheIPCC Scientific Assessment, ed. by J.T. Houghton, G.J. Jenkins,and J.J. Ephraums. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press,1990. 364pp. (QC981.8 .C5157 1990)

International Protection of the Environment: Treaties andRelated Documents, comp. and ed. by Bernd Ruster and BrunoSimma. Dobbs Ferry: Oceana, 1975-1983. 31 vols. (K3585.4.1575 v.1 thru v.30 + Index)

Jacob, Gerald. Site Unseen: The Politics of Siting a NuclearWaste Repository. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press,1990. 2 3 4pp. (HCl07 .N33E553 1990)

Kimball, Lee A. Forging International Agreement: StrengtheningInter-Governmental Institutions for Environment and Develop-ment. Washington: World Resources Institute, April 1992.84pp. (TD170.2 .K35 1992)

Klee, Gary A. Conservation of Natural Resources. EnglewoodCl;ffs: Prentice Hall, 1991. 410pp. (S938 .K54 1991)

Kraljic, Matthew A., ed. The Greenhouse Effect. Reference ShelfVol. 64, No. 3. New York: Wilson, 1992. 155pp. (QC912.3.G69 1992)

Landers, Robert K. American Turns to Recycling. EditorialResearch Reports Vol. 2, No. 19. Washington: CongressionalQuarterly, 17 November 1989. 14pp. (H35 .E31 1989 v.2)

Landers, Robert K. Living with Hazardous Wastes. EditorialResearch Reports Vol. 2, No. 4. Washington: CongressionalQuarterly, 29 July 1988. lOpp. (H35 .E31 1988 v.2)

Lappe, Marc. Chemical Deception: The Toxic Threat to Health andthe Environment. San Francisco: Sierra Club Books, 1991.360pp. (RA566 .L35 1991)

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Lewis, Richard J., Sr. Hazardous Chemicals Desk Reference. 2ded. New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1991. 157 9 pp. (T55.3.H3L49 1991)

Logistics Management Institute. Achieving Environmental Compli-ance, by Robert W. Salthouse, Douglas M. Brown, and Sonny Oh.Vol. 1: Measuring Environmental Compliance. Bethesda: June1991. (U168 .L642S12 1991 v.1)

Logistics Management Institute. Army Facilities Management:A New Strategy for a New Environment, by Trevor L. Neve andJeffrey Hawkins. Bethesda: January 1990. 1 vol. (U168.L642N38 1990)

Logistics Management Institute. DoD's War on Hazardous Waste,by Douglas M. Brown, Paul F. Dienemann, and Robert J. Baxter.Bethesda: 1991. 3 vols. (U168 .L642B72 1991 v.1, v.2, v.3)

Logistics Management Institute. Forecasting Staffing Require-ments for Hazardous Waste Cleanup, by Robert W. Salthouse.Bethesda: February 1991. 1 vol. (U168 .L642S14 1991)

Logistics Management Institute. The National EnvironmentalPolicy Act in DoD: Defending Our Environment's Future, byTrevor L. Neve, Sonny Oh, and James L. Hathaway. Bethesda:June 1990. 1 vol. (U168 .L642N385 1990)

Long, Robert E., ed. The Problem of Waste Disposal. ReferenceShelf Vol. 60, No. 5. New York: Wilson, 1989. 2 13pp. (TD897.P75 1989)

MacNeill, Jim; Winsemius, Pieter; and Yakushiji, Taizo. BeycndInterdependence: The Meshing of the World's Economy and theEarth's Ecology. New York: Oxford University Press, 1991.159pp. (HD75.6 .M33 1991)

Mandel, Robert. Conflict over the World's Resources: Back-ground, Trends, Case Studies, and Considerations for theFuture. New York: Greenwood Press, 1988. 148pp. (HC59 .M2481988)

Mazmanian, Daniel, and Morell, David. Beyond Superfailure:America's Toxics Policy for the 1990s. Boulder: WestviewPress, 1992. 278pp. (HCl10 .P55M39 1992)

Meadows, Donella H.; Meadows, Dennis L.; and Randers, Jorgen.Beyond the Limics: Confronting Global Collapse, Envisioning aSustainable Future. Post Mills, VT: Chelsea Green, 1992.300pp. (HD75.6 .M43 1992)

Miller, G. Tyler, Jr. Environmental Science: Sustaining theEarth. 3d ed. Belmont: Wadsworth, 1991. 1 vol. (QH541.M516 1991)

Moeller, Dade W. Environmental Health. Cambridge: HarvardUniversity Press, 1992. 332pp. (RA565 .M64 1992)

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Moore, John N.; Tipson, Frederick S.; and Turner, Robert F.National Security Law. Durham: Carolina Academic Press, 1990.Pp. 1169-1217: "Environmental Law and National Security," byJohn Creation. (KF4651 .N38 1990)

Moore, Thomas H. Acid Rain: New Approach to Old Problem.Editorial Research Reports No. 9. Washington: 8 March 1991.l4pp. (H35 .E33 1991)

National Research Council. Commission on the Behavioral andSocial Sciences and Education. Committee on the Human Dimen-sions of Global Change. Global Environmental Change: Under-standing the Human Dimensions, ed. by Paul C. Stern, Oran R.Young, and Daniel Druckman. Washington: National AcademyPress, 1992. 308pp. (GF75 .G57 1992)

National Response Team. Oil Spill Contingency Planning: Nation-al Status: A Report to the President, by Samuel F. Skinner andWilliam K. Reilly. Washington: US Environmental ProtectionAgency, October 1990. 1 vol. (GC1085 .044 1990)

Oppenheimer, Michael, and Boyle, Robert H. Dead Heat: The Raceagainst the Greenhouse Effect. New York: Basic Books, 1990.268pp. (QC912.3 .066 1990)

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. TheState of the Environment. Paris: 1991. 295pp. (TD169 .E831991)

Ornstein, Robert, and Ehrlich, Paul. New World New Mind:Moving toward Conscious Evolution. New York: Doubleday, 1989.302pp. (GF50 .076 1989)

Pearce, David W., and Turner, R. Kerry. Economics of NaturalResources and the Environment. Baltimore: Johns HopkinsUni;erz.Iy, Press, 1V90. 37Th. IHC79 .Fq37 1990)

Pollock, Cynthia. Mining Urban Wastes: The Potential forRecycling. Worldwatch Paper 76. Washington: WorldwatchInstitute, 1987. 58pp. (TD794.5 .P65 1987)

Porter, Gareth, and Brown, Janet W. Global Environmental Poli-tics. Boulder: Westview Press, 1991. 208pp. (HC79 .E5P6691991)

Rand Corporation. Understanding Superfund: A Progress Report,by Jan P. Acton. Report R-3838-ICJ. Santa Monica: 1989.65pp. (TD811.5 .A27 1989)

Ray, Dixy L. Trashing the Planet: How Science Can Help Us Dealwith Acid Rain, Depletion of the Ozone, and Nuclear Waste(among Other Things). New York: HarperPerennial, 1992.20 6 pp. (TD174 .R39 1992)

Rebovich, Donald J. Dangerous Ground: The World of HazardousWaste Crime. New Brunswick: Transaction, 1992. 168pp.(HV6403 .R43 1991)

Renner, Michael. National Security: The Economic and Environ-mental Dimensions. Worldwatch Paper 89. Washington: World-watch Institute, May 1989. 7 8 pp. (UA10.5 .R46 1989)

Rifkin, Jeremy. Biosphere Politics: A New Consciousness for aNew Century. New York: Crown, 1991. 388pp. (GF21 .R52 1991)

Rodes, Barbara K., and Odell, Rice, comps. A Dictionary ofEnvironmental Quotations. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1992.335pp. (PN6084 .N2D53 1992)

Rosenbaum, Walter A. Environmental Politics and Policy. 2ded. Washington: CQ Press, 1991. 336pp. (HC1i0 .E5R665 1991)

Sagan, Carl, and Turco, Richard. A Path Where No Man Thought:Nuclear Winter and the End of the Arms Race. New York: RandomHouse, 1990. 499pp. (QH545 .N83S24 1990)

Scarce, Rik. Eco-Warriors: Understanding the Radical Environ-mental Movement. Chicago: Noble Press, 1990. 291pp. (HCIl0.E5S385 1990)

Schlegel, John D. Environmental Degradation: Implications forNational Security. Study Project. Carlisle Barracks: US ArmyWar College, 30 March 1990. 108pp. (AD-A220-607)

Schmidheiny, Stephan. Changing Course: A Global BusinessPerspective on Development and the Environment. Cambridge:MIT Press, 1992. 374pp. (HD75.6 .S35 1992)

Shaheen, Esber I. Technology of Environmental Pollution Control.2d ed. Tulsa: PennWell, 1992. 557pp. (TD174 .S5 1992)

Shannon, John W., and Sullivan, Gordon R. Strategic Force--Decisive Victory: A Statement on the Posture of the UnitedStates Army, Fiscal Year 1994 Presented to the Committees andSubcommittees of the United States Senate and the House ofRepresentatives, First Session, 103rd Congress. (Cover title:United States Army Posture Statement FY94: Change and Continu-ity: America's Army: A Trained and Ready Total Force)Washington: US Department of the Army, March 1993. Pp. 83-84:"Environmental Stewardship." (UA23 .A51 1993 S32)

Shea, Cynthia P. Protecting Life on Earth: Steps to Save theOzone Layer. Worldwatch Paper 87. Washington: WorldwatchInstitute, December 1988. 46pp. (QC881.2 .09S4 1988)

Shulman, Seth. The Threat at Home: Confronting the Toxic Legacyof the U.S. Military. Boston: Beacon Press, 1992. Boston:Beacon Press, 1992. 254pp. (TD899 .A76S48 1992)

Silver, Cheryl S. One Earth, One Future: Our Changing GlobalEnvironment. Washington: National Academy Press, 1990.196pp. (GF75 .S55 1990)

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Silverstein, Michael. The Environmental Factor: Its Imoact onthe Future of the World Economy and Your Investments. Chicago:Longmar. Uinancial Services, 1990. 227pp. (HG4521 .S567 1990)

Simor Julian L. Population Matters: People, ResourcesEnvi-.ionment, and Immigration. New Brunswick: Transaction, 1990.577pp. (HB3505 .S52 1990)

State of the World, 1993: A Worldwatch Institute Report onProgress toward a Sustainable Society, by Lester R. Brown, etal. New York: Norton, 1993. 268pp. (HC59.7 .S7 1993)

Stead, W. Edward, and Stead, Jean G. Management for a SmallPlanet: Strategic Decision Making and the Environment.Newbury Park: Sage, 1992. 212pp. (HD75.6 .S74 1992)

Steger, Will, and Bowermaster, Jon. Saving the Earth: ACitizen's Guide to Environmental Action. New York: Knopf,1990. 306pp. (TD171.7 .S74 1990)

Stevenson, L. Harold, and Wyman, Bruce. The Facts on FileDictionary of Environmental Science. New York: Facts on File,1991. 294pp. (TD9 .S74 1990)

Tolba, Mostafa K., and Biswas, Asit K., eds. Earth and Us:Population, Resources, Environment, Development. Boston:Butterworth-Heinemann, 1991. 107pp. (HD75.6 .P66 19911

Udall, Stewart L. The Quiet Crisis and the Next Generation.Salt Lake City: Peregrine Smith Books, 1988. 198pp. (HC103.7.U32 1988)

US Air Force Academy Library. Managing the Global Environment.Special Bibliography Series No. 79. Colorado Springs: January1990. 52pp. (UG633 .Z9A3 no.79)

US Army Corps of Engineers. Commander's Guide to EnvironmentalManagement, by Veronique D. Hauschild and William J.B. Pringle.Washington: October 1990. 12 8 pp. (QH541.142 .H38 1990)

US Army War College. Strategic Studies Institute. The Army andthe Environment: National Security Implications, by Kent H.Butts. Carlisle Barracks: 3 June 1991. 21pp. (U413 .A66B881991)

US Army War College. Strategic Studies Institute. The Army andthe Environment: Report of the Strategic Outreach ProgramRoundtable Conference, ed. by Kent H. Butts. Carlisle Bar-racks: July 1990. 24pp. (U413 .A66 SR A65)

US Army War College. Strategic Studies Institute. Army Strategyfor Environmental Success, by Kent H. Butts. Carlisle Bar-racks: 1 August 1991. 53pp. (U413 .A66B89 1991)

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US Committee on Science, Engineering, and Public Policy. PolicyImplications of Greenhouse Warming--Synthesis Panel. PoltcyImplications of Greenhouse Warming. Washington: NationalAcademy Press, 1991. 127pp. (QC981.8 .G56C65 1991)

US Congress. House. Energy and Commerce Committee. Compilaatieo1of Selected Acts within the Jurisdiction of the Committee onEnerqy and Commerce: Environmental Law. Committee Print, 103dCong., 1st Sess. Washington: February i993. 1040pp. (CISMicrofiche 1993 H362-3)

US Congress. Office of Technology Assessment. Coping with anOiled Sea: An Analysis of Oil Spill Response Technologies.Washington: March 1990. 70pp. (GC1085 .C56 1990)

US Congress. Senate. Armed Services Committee. StrategicEnvironmental Research and Development Program. Hearing, 102dCong., 2d Sess. Washington: 7 May 1992. 80pp. (CIS Micro-fiche 1993 S201-3)

US Congress. Senate. Commerce, Science and TransportationCommittee. Global Changc Research: Ozone Depletion and ItsImpacts. Hearing, 102d Cong., 1st Sess. Washington: 15November 1991. 88pp. (CIS Microfiche 1992 S261-39)

US Congressional Budget Office. Carbon Charges as a Response toGlobal Warming: The Effects of Taxing Fossil Fuels. CBOStudy. Washington: August 1990. 69pp. (HD9545 .C37 1990)

US Congressional Budget Office. Federal Liabilities underHazardous Waste Laws. CBO Study. Washington: May 1990.5 npp. (TD811.5 .Q82 1990)

US Congressional Budget Office. Federal Options for ReducingWaste Disposal, by Terry Dinan. Washington: October 1991.85pp. (TD788 .F22 1991)

US Department of State. Bureau of Public Affairs. U.S. ClimateChanje Policy, by Frederick M. Bernthal. Current Policy No.1216. Washington: October 1989. 2 pp. (JX1705 .A2 CP no.1216)

US Department of State. Bureau of Public Affairs. U.S. Policyand the International Environment. Public Information Series.Washington: June 1989. 4pp. (HCl10 .E5U558 1989)

US Department of the Army. U.S. Army Environmental Strategy intothe 21st Century. Washington: 1992. 38pp. (HD79 .E5U511992)

US Environmental Protection Agency. Information Access Branch.Access EPA. Washington: 1991. 505pp. (Z674.5 .U6A22 1991)

US Environmental Protection Agency. Office of Federal Activi-ties. Federal Facilities Compliance Strategy. Washington:November 1988. 1 vol. (KF3775 .F322 1988)

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US General Accounting Office. Air Pollution: EPA's Ozone PolicyIs a Positive Step But Needs More Legal Authority: Report tothe Chairman, Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations,Committee on Energy and Commerce, House of Representatives.Washington: November 1988. 4 7 pp. (TD885.5 .085U54 1988)

US General Accounting Office. Coastal Pollution: EnvironmentalImpacts of Federal Activities Can Be Better Managed: Report tothe Chairman, Subcommittee on Fisheries and Wildlife Conserva-tion and the Environment, Committee on Merchant Marine andFisheries, House of Representatives. Washington: June 1991.49pp. (GC1085 .U53 1991)

US General Accounting Office. Energy Policy: Developing Strate-gies for Energy Policies in the 1990s: Report to CongressionalCommittees. Washington: June 1990. 64pp. (HD9502 .U52U5461990)

US General Accounting Office. Global Warming: AdministrationApproach Cautious Pending Validation of Threat: Report to theChairman, Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations, Commit-tee on Energy and Commerce, House of Representatives. Washing-ton: January 1990. 44pp. (QC903 .U53 1990)

US General Accounting Office. Greenhouse Effect: DOE's Programsand Activities Relevant to the Global Warming Phenomenon:Briefing Report to the Chairman, Subcommittee on Environment,Energy and Natural Resources, Committee on Government Opera-tions, House of Representatives. Washington: March 1990.49pp. (QC903 .U558 1990)

US General Accounting Office. Hazardous Waste: Attention toDOD Inventories of Hazardous Materials Needed: Report toCongressional Requesters. Washington: November 1989. 34pp.(TD811.5 .U551 1989)

US General Accounting Office. Hazardous Waste: DOD Efforts toReduce Waste: Report to Congressional Requesters. Washington:January 1989. 41pp. (TD811.5 .U562 1989)

US General Accounting Office. Hazardous Waste: EPA CleanupRequirements--DOD versus Private Entities: Report to theChairman, Environmental Restoration Panel, Subcommittee onReadiness, Committee on Armed Services, House of Representa-tives. Washington: July 1989. 28pp. (TD811.5 .U582 1989)

US General Accounting Office. Hazardous Waste: Fort BenjaminHarrison's Compliance with Environmental Laws: Report to theHonorable Dan Burton, House of Representatives. Washington:March 1990. 34pp. (TD811.5 .U556 1990)

US General Accounting Office. Hazardous Waste: GroundwaterConditions at Many Land Disposal Facilities Remain Uncertain:Report to Congressional Requesters. Washington: February1988. 53pp. (TD811.5 .U62 1988)

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US General Accounting Office. Hazardous Waste: ImprovementsNeeded in DOD's Contracting System for Disposal of Wa3te:Report to the Chairman, Subcommittee on Environment, Energy andNatural Resources, Committee on Government Operations, House ofRepresentatives. Washington: August 1991. 28pp. (TD8L1.5.U6U56 1991)

US General Accounting Office. Hazardous Waste: ManagementProblems Continue at Overseas Military Bases: Report to theChairman, Subcommittee on Environment, Energy and Natural Re-sources, Committee on Government Operations, House of Represen-tatives. Washington: August 1991. 52 pp. (TD811.5 .U56 1991)

US General Accounting Office. Hazardous Waste: New ApproachNeeded to Manage the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act:Report to the Congress. Washington: July 1988. 90pp.(TD811.5 .U652 1988)

US General Accounting Office. Superfund: Missed StatutoryDeadlines Slow Progress in Environmental Programs: Report tothe Chairman, Subcommittee on Superfund and EnvironmentalOversight, Committee on Environment and Public Works, U.S.Senate. Washington: November 1988. 59pp. (TD811.5 .U5411988)

US General Accounting Office. Water Pollution: More EPA ActionNeeded to Improve the Quality of Heavily Polluted Waters:Report to the Chairman, Subcommittee on Regulation and BusinessOpportunities, Committee on Small Business, House of Represen-tatives. Washington: January 1989. 51pp. (KF3790.5 .A8U531989)

US General Accounting Office. Water Pollution: Stronger En-forcement Needed to Improve Compliance at Federal Facilities:Report to Congressional Requesters. Washington: December1988. 78pp. (KF3790.5 .A8U54 1988)

Walter, James A. Environmental Terrorism. Study Project.Carlisle Barracks: US Army War College, 15 April 1992. 48pp.(AD-A249-428)

Wenner, Lettie M. U.S. Energy and Environmental Interest Groups:Institutional Profiles. New York: Greenwood Press, 1990.3 5 8pp. (HD9502 .U52W45 1990)

Westing, Arthur H., ed. Cultural Norms, War and the Environment.New York: Oxford University Press, 1988. 177pp. (HM36.5 .C851988)

Westinc: Arthur H., ed. Environmental Hazards of War: ReleasingDangerous Forces in an Industrialized World. Newbury Park:Sage, 1990. 96pp. (TD195 .A75E6 1990)

Westing, Arthur H., ed. Environmental Warfare: A Technical,Legal and Policy Appraisal. Philadelphia: Taylor & Francis,1984. (U167.5 .E58E58 1984)

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Wolbarst, Anthony B., ed. EvWuCnent wash itonr:Smithsonian Institution Press, 1991. 2 3 3 pp. (GF75 .E56 1991)

VIDEORECORDINGS

Global Dumping Ground. Videorecording. San Francisco: Centerfor Investigative Reporting and KQED, 1990. 58min. (VIDEOTD1030 .G45 1990 + BOOK)

The Military and the Environment. Videorecording. Washington:Center for Defense Information, 1990. 29min. (VIDEO TD1040.M34 1990)

PERIODICALS THAT FOCUS ON ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

Environment. Washington: Helen Dwight Reid Educational Founda-tion. 10 times a year. Library holdings begin with January-February 1969 issue.

Environmental Update. Aberdeen Proving Ground: US Army Environ-mental Center, Public Affairs Office. Quarterly. Libraryholdings begin with April 1992 issue.

PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Ackerman, Robert K. "Defense Machinery Gears Up to Fight Envi-ronmental Threat." Signal, Vol. 45, December 1990, pp. 35-38.

Ahearn, Joseph A. "Protectors of the Environment." (Air ForceDirectorate of Engineering and Services) Military Engineer,Vol. 82, January-February 1990, pp. 8-11.

Andersen, Stephen 0., et al. "Halons, Stratospheric Ozone andthe U.S. Air Force." Military Engineer, Vol. 80, August 1988,pp. 485-492.

Argento, Vittorio K. "How Do We Clean Our Air?" MilitaryEngineer, Vol. 84, May-June 1992, pp. 13-16.

Armentrout, Russell J. "Environmental 'Rules of Engagement':Operational Requirements and Environmental Compliance." MarineCorps Gazette, Vol. 75, June 1991, pp. 20-22.

Ashworth, Richard A., and Elliott, Michael G. "Cleaning UpContaminated Groundwater." Militar3C Engineer, Vol. 80, August1988, pp. 461-466.

Babbitt, Bruce. "Will America Join the Waste Watchers?" WorldMonitor, Vol. 4, June 1991, pp. 34-35.

Babbitt, Bruce. "The World After Rio: Will the UN's 'EarthSummit' Create a New System to Protect the Earth, or OnlyBureaucratic Stalemate?" World Monitor, Vol. 5, June 1992, pp.28-33.

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Baca, Thomas E. "DoD and the Environment: Overseas Closures,Cleanups, Concerns." Defense, September-October 1990, pp. 19-25.

Baca, Thomas E. "DoD's Environmental Agenda for the 1990s."Defense, July-August 1992, pp. 2-7.

Baca, Thomas E. "DoD's Environmental Stewardship CommitmentContinues." Defense Issues, Vol. 6, No. 10, 1991, entireissue.

Badolato, Edward V. "Environmental Terrorism: A Case Study."Terrorism, Vol. 14, October-December 1991, pp. 237-239.

Berger, Andre. "The Biggest Threat--Global EnvironmentalChange." NATO's Sixteen Nations, Vol. 35, December 1990, pp.30-35.

Bergman, Walter B., II. "The Department Deletes Ozone-DepletingChemicals." Defense Issues, Vol. 7, No. 45, 1992, entireissue.

Berteau, David. "Pollution Prevention and Daily DoD Operations."Defense Issues, Vol. 6, No. 52, 1991, entire issue.

Brock, Lothar. "Peace through Parks: The Environment on thePeace Research Agenda." Journal of Peace Research, Vol. 28,November 1991, pp. 407-423.

Brown, Gerald C. "The Army Gets Greener." Military Engineer,Vol. 85, March-April 1993, pp. 64-66.

Brown, Lester R. "Worldwatcher's Warning." World Monitor, Vol.5, May 1992, pp. 18-20.

Brown, Neville. "Climate, Ecology and International Security."Survival, Vol. 31, November-December 1989, pp. 519-532.

Brown, Robert D. "Restoring Louisiana's Wetlands." MilitaryEngineer, Vol. 84, July 1992, pp. 2-7.

Bush, George. "America's Commitment to the Global Environment."U.S. Department of State Dispatch, Vol. 3, 1 June 1992, pp.421-423.

Caldwell, Jim. "Environmental Concerns Stressed in Training."Army Trainer, Vol. 11, Summer 1992, pp. 10-11.

Campbell, David C. "Measuring the Unmeasurable." (Engineers andeconomists encounter measurement problems in valuing environ-mental tradeoffs when designing and evaluating plans andprojects) Military Engineer, Vol. 83, March-April 1991, pp.20-21.

Canby, Thomas Y. "After the Storm." (Persian Gulf) NationalGeographic, Vol. 180, August 1991, pp. 2-35.

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Cappillino, R.; Swaidan, B.E.; and Pan, B.Y.K. "Blasting Away atWastes." Military Engineer, Vol. 84, August 1992, pp. 42-43.

Carpenter, Betsy, and Zimmermann, Tim. "Spying on the Earth:Millions of Cold-War Reconnaissance Images Could Reveal theState of the Global Environment." U.S. News & World Report,Vol. 112, 29 June 1992, pp. 66-67.

Charles, Daniel. "The Energy Mess: The Energy Department CouldSpend up to $150 Billion Before It Finishes Tackling theEnvironmental Damage Wreaked by Its Weapons Plants." Govern-ment Executive, Vol. 21, June 1989, pp. 26-28, 30-32.

Cheney, Dick. "Defending the Environment." Defense Issues,Vol. 5, No. 40, 1990, entire issue.

Cheney, Dick. "The DoD Environmental Ethic." Defense Issues,Vol. 4, No. 32, 1989, entire issue.

Clark, George R., II. "The Ozone, Chlorofluorocarbons and You."Ordnance, November 1992, pp. 16-19.

"Clean Air Act: Pros & Cons." Congressional Digest, Vol. 69,March 1990, entire issue.

Commoner, Barry. "The Failure of the Environmental Effort."Current History, Vol. 91, April 1992, pp. 176-181.

"Cool It: A Survey of Energy and the Environment." Economist,Vol. 320, 31 August 1991, Survey pp. 1-30.

"Cover Story: Saving the Earth." 7 articles. World PressReview, Vol. 39, June 1992, pp. 9-14.

Cox, Frank. "Ecology and the Big Guns of Graf." Soldiers, Vol.43, February 1988, pp. 45-47.

Curtis, Ian G.S. "War Clean-Up, So Popular in Kuwait, SharesSkills with 'National Salvage'." Defense and Foreign AffairsStrategic Policy, Vol. 20, April 1992, pp. 6-7.

Davis, Phillip A. "Cry for Preservation, Recreation ChangingPublic Land Policy." Congressional Quarterly Weekly Report,Vol. 49, 3 August 1991, pp. 2145-2152.

"Defending the Environment? The Record of the U.S. Military."Defense Monitor, Vol. 18, No. 6, 1989, entire issue.

Deudney, Daniel. "Environment and Security: Muddled Thinking."Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, Vol. 47, April 1991, pp. 22-28.

Diederich, Michael D., Jr. "'Law of War' and Ecology--A Proposalfor a Workable Approach to Protecting the Environment throughthe Law of War." Military Law Review, Vol. 136, Spring 1992,pp. 137-160.

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"Diplomacy and the Environment: A Special Report." 7 articles.Foreign Service Journal, Vol. 67, October 1990, pp. 23-35.

Doe, William, and Lingua, Mary. "Joint Services TechnologyTransfer: A Force Multiplier foz Environmental R&D." MilitaryEngineer, Vol. 81, August 1989, pp. 49-50.

Dutton, Mark A., and Grimsley, John. "Partners in EnvironmentalTraining: Environmental Awareness Education for Trainers."Army Trainer, Vol. 11, Summer 1992, pp. 16-17.

Earle, Sylvia A. "Persian Gulf Pollution: Assessing the DamageOne Year Later." National Geographic, Vol. 181, February 1992,pp. 122-134.

"The Earth Summit: No More Hot Air: It's Time to Talk Senseabout the Environment." Special Report. Newsweek, Vol. 119, 1June 1992, pp. 18-43.

Easterbrook, Gregg. "Everything You Know about the EnvironmentIs Wrong." New Republic, Vol. 202, 30 April 1990, pp. 14-27.

Edwards, David. "What Happened to the Green Movement?" Contem-porary Review, Vol. 260, May 1992, pp. 252-255.

El-Ashry, Mohamed T. "Development Assistance Institutions andSustainable Development." Washington Quarterly, Vol. 16,Spring 1993, pp. 83-96.

Elliott, Margaret, and Hall, Erin. "Development of EnvironmentalData Management Tools." Military Engineer, Vol. 81, August1989, pp. 42-44.

"Environment." 8 articles. Interavia, Vol. 46, May 1991, pp. 9-29.

"Environment and the Military." Current News, Special Edition,No. 1912, June 1992, entire issue.

"The Environment & the Sea Services." 6 articles. Proceedings -

U.S. Naval Institute, Vol. 117, October 1991, pp. 50-76.

"Environmental Security." Special section. Bulletin of PeaceProposals, Vol. 20, June 1989, pp. 115-142.

"Environmental Tips." Army Trainer, Vol. 11, Summer 1992, pp.20-23.

Evans, William E. "The 'Whole Earth' Agency Meets the EffluentSociety." Interview. Sea Power, Vol. 31, September 1988, pp.8-15.

"Fact Sheet: US-Brazil Environmental Cooperation." US Depart-ment of State Dispatch, Vol. 2, 24 June 1991, pp. 448-449.

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Fairciough, A.J. "Global Environmental and Natural ResourceProblems--Their Economic, Political, and Security Implica-tions." Washington Quarterly, Vol. 14, Winter 1991, pp. 81-98.

"The Fate of the Earth." Special Report. Maclean's, Vol. 104,16 December 1991, pp. 32-54.

Fay, Kristin K. "Scrutiny of the Environment Spawns IndustrialCleanup." Signal, Vol. 46, December 1991, pp. 37-40.

Findlay, Trevor. "Chemical Disarmament and the Environment."Arms Control Today, Vol. 20, September 1990, pp. 12-16.

"Focus on the Environment: USAID Develops Comprehensive Environ-mental Strategy." (US Agency for International Development)US Department of State Dispatch, Vol. 3, 7 December 1992, pp.872-873.

Freeman, Gary, and Larsen, George. "Industry Discovers Percep-tion Is Far Afield of a Green Reality: Martin Marietta andNorthrop Disclose Results from Independent Environmental Stud-ies." National Defense, Vol. 77, September 1992, pp. 33-35.

Giovacchini, Lois. "The Environment Is a Top Priority at NavyResale System." Interservice, Vol. 11, Summer 1991, pp. 50-54.

Gleick, Peter H. "Environment and Security: The Clear Connec-tions." Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, Vol. 47, April1991, pp. 16-21.

Goldblat, Jozef. "Legal Protection of the Environment againstthe Effects of Military Activities." Bulletin of Peace Propos-als, Vol. 22, December 1991, pp. 399-406.

Goldemberg, Jose. "How to Stop Global Warming." TechnologyReview, Vol. 93, November-December 1990, pp. 24-31.

Goltz, Mark N., and DeWall, Michael L. "Transport Quantificationin Site Remediation." Military Engineer, Vol. 82, January-February 1990, pp. 29-31.

Gore, Al. "SEI: A Strategic Environment Initiative." SAISReview, Vol. 10, Winter-Spring 1990, pp. 59-71.

Govan, Francis A., and Miller, Norman E. "Caution, Asbestos MayBe Presentl" Military Engineer, Vol. 81, November-December1989, pp. 72-75.

Gray, C. Boyden, and Rivkin, David B., Jr. "A 'No Regrets'Environmental Policy." Foreign Policy, No. 83, Summer 1991,pp. 47-65.

"The Greening of Army Training." Army Trainer, Vol. 11, Summer1992, pp. 14-15.

"The Greening of World Politics." International Journal, Vol.45, Winter 1989-1990, entire issue.

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Gregory, R.A., and Rast, R.R. "Racing for Cleanup." MilitaryEngineer, Vol. 84, August 1992, pp. 32-35.

Grimes, Vincent P. "DoD Cleans Up Its Act." National Defense,Vol. 76, September 1991, pp. 9-11.

Grossman, Larry. "The Big Toxic Waste Cleanup." (DOD cleanup ofpolluted sites at military installations) Air Force Magazine,Vol. 74, October 1991, pp. 62-66.

Grubb, Michael. "The Greenhouse Effect: Negotiating Targets."International Affairs, Vol. 66, January 1990, pp. 67-89.

Guadagno, Janine. "Radon--The Invisible Threat." MilitaryEngineer, Vol. 81, November-December 1989, pp. 16-19.

Guida, Richard A. "Waste Not." Proceedings - U.S. Naval Insti-tute, Vol. 115, April 1989, pp. 73-78.

Hair, Jay. "An Interview with Jay Hair, CEO of the NationalWildlife Federation." Military Engineer, Vol. 83, March-April1991, pp. 4-8.

Hasenauer, Heike. "Corps Protects America's Wetlands." Sol-diers, Vol. 45, April 1990, pp. 13-17.

Hasenauer, Heike. "Keeping the Army Clean and Soldiers Safe."Soldiers, Vol. 46, September 1991, pp. 48-49.

Hasenauer, Heike. "The Land of the Burning Sky." (Testing forpollution from burning oil wells in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia)Soldiers, Vol. 46, September 1991, pp. 45-47.

Hatch, Henry J. "Environment Tops Engineer Challenges." ArMY,Vol. 40, October 1990, pp. 170-175.

Hayes, Denis. "Earth Day 1990: Threshold of the Green Decade."World Policy Journal, Vol. 7, Spring 1990, pp. 289-304.

Henn, Carl L. "Logistics for a Better World." Logistics Spec-trum, Vol. 25, Fall 1991, pp. 3-9.

"High Cleanup Costs May Foil Potential Military Base Sales."Aviation Week & Space Technology, Vol. 138, 29 March 1993, p.54.

Holly, Susan. "Focus on the Enterprise for the Americas Initia-tive." US Department of State Dispatch, Vol. 3, 24 February1992, pp. 141-143.

Homer-Dixon, Thomas F. "On the Threshold: Environmental Changesas Causes of Acute Conflict." International Security, Vol. 16,Fall 1991, pp. 76-116.

Houghton, Richard A., and Woodwell, George M. "Global ClimaticChange." Scientific American, Vol. 260, April 1i39, pp. 36-44.

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Isaacs, John. "The Greening of the Pentagon." Bulletin of theAtomic Scientists, Vol. 46, September 1990, pp. 4-5.

Jasiulewicz, Frank, and Hildebrandt, Warren. "Cleaning UpMilitary Bases." Military Engineer, Vol. 84, September-October1992, p. 6-9.

Jenkins, Charles, and Zlataric, Branko. "The EnvironmentalBattle: Can Agriculture and Forestry Help?" World Today, Vol.47, April 1991, pp. 70-73.

Jeremiah, David E. "A Military Operator's View of the Environ-ment." Defense Issues, Vol. 5, No. 42, 1990, entire issue.

Jordan, Kevin B. "Petroleum Transport System: No Longer aLegitimate Target." Naval War College Review, Vol. 43, Spring1990, pp. 47-53.

Kelly, Patrick J. "The Greening of the Corps: A BalancedApproach in Protecting Wetlands." Military Engineer, Vol. 83,March-April 1991, pp. 31-34.

Kitfield, James. "The Environmental Cleanup Quagmire." MilitaryForum, Vol. 5, April 1989, pp. 36-40.

Kongable, John H. "Civil Penalties under the Resource Conserva-tion and Recovery Act: Must Federal Facilities Pay?" AirForce Law Review, Vol. 30, 1989, pp. 21-48.

Kritz, Margaret E. "Shades of Green." (America's environmentalmovement) National Journal, Vol. 22, 28 July 1990, pp. 1826-1831.

Kriz, Margaret E. "Swamp Fighting." (Federal wetlands protec-tion rules) National Journal, Vol. 23, 3 August 1991, pp.1919-1923.

Krug, Edward C. "Fish Story: The Great Acid Rain Flimflam."Policy Review, No. 52, Spring 1990, pp. 44-48.

Krupp, Fred. "A Global Bargain for Global Warming." VitalSpeeches of the Day, Vol. 59, 15 November 1992, pp. 90-93.

Laffer, William G., III. "Protecting Ecologically ValuableWetlands without Destroying Property Rights." Backgrounder,No. 840, 15 July 1991, entire issue.

Lager, John A.; Willis, Kenneth M.; and O'Connor, Daniel P., Jr."Trying to Reclaim Boston Harbor." Military Engineer, Vol. 83,March-April 1991, pp. 35-39.

Lamm, Richard D. "The Future of the Environment." Annals of theAmerican Academy of Political Science, Vol. 522, July 1992, pp.57-66.

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Lanouette, William. "Global Warming: How Much and Why?"Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, Vol. 46, April 1990, pp. 38-39.

Lanouette, William. "Greenhouse Scare Reheats Nuclear Debate."Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, Vol. 46, April 1990, pp. 34-37.

Larzelere, Alex. "OPA 90: In the Wake of the Exxon Valdez: AMajor Environmental Advance." Sea Power, Vol. 35, October1992, pp. 37-38.

Laws, Alice F. "The Army Corps of Engineers: Part of theEnvironmental Team." Army Trainer, Vol. 11, Summer 1992, pp.12-13.

Laws, Alice F. "Environmental Training at Fort Polk: A Modelfor Success." Army Trainer, Vol. 11, Summer 1992, pp. 4-8, 37.

Leggett, Jeremy. "Global Warming: The Worst Case." Bulletin ofthe Atomic Scientists, Vol. 48, June 1992, pp. 28-33.

Lieberman, Stephen H.; Clavell, Cesar; and Bower, David R."Advanced Methods for Environmental Analysis." Military Engi-neer, Vol. 81, August 1989, pp. 45-47.

Lorentzen, Edward J. "Army's ET Program: Getting in Step."Military Engineer, Vol. 83, November-December 1991, pp. 63-64.

Lunde, Leiv. "North/South and Global Warming--Conflict orCooperation?" Bulletin of Peace Proposals, Vol. 22, June 1991,pp. 199-210.

McMillan, Colin. "Meeting DoD's Environmental Commitment."Defense Issues, Vol. 6, No. 44, 1991, entire issue.

"Managing Planet Earth." Scientific Americaq, Vol. 261, Septem-ber 1989, entire issue.

Marchand, Ed. "Air-Stripping Design and Costing Program."Military Engineer, Vol. 84, August 1992, pp. 56-58.

Mauer, Michael P. "A Proven Success." (Environmental protectionat Aberdeen Proving Ground) Soldiers, Vol. 47, July 1992, pp.37-38.

Mecham, Ruth. "Helping Nature Heal." (At Rocky Mountain Arse-nal, CO) Soldiers, Vol. 47, January 1992, pp. 13-15.

Meehan, Patrick J., Jr., and Oswald, Robert B. "DoD's Environ-mental Cleanup Technologies Outlined." Defense Issues, Vol. 7,No. 54, 1992, entire issue.

Miles, Donna. "Keeping Lewis Green: With a Smart, BalancedApproach, Fort Lewis Supports Training Demands and an Environ-mental Clean-up at the Same Time." Soldiers, Vol. 44, March1989, pp. 18-20.

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Miles, Donna. "Green Top: A First Sergeant's View of ArmyEnvironmentalism." Soldiers, Vol. 47, December 1992, pp. 31-33.

Miles, Donna. "Saving the Ozone Layer." Soldiers, Vol. 47,September 1992, pp. 22-23.

Miller, John A. "Countering the Iraqi Eclipse: After the Storm,the Effects Linger On." Military Engineer, Vol. 84, January-February 1992, pp. 4-8.

Molvaer, Reidulf K. "Environmentally Induced Conflicts?" Bulle-tin of Peace Proposals, Vol. 22, June 1991, pp. 175-188.

Montgomery, R.L.; LaPoe, R.G.; and Olah N. "Cleaning Up DoDInstallations." Military Engineer, Vol. 84, August 1992, pp.40-41.

Morehouse, Tom. "Protecting the Environment: A LegitimateNational Defense Role and a Creative Budget Strategy for theNineties." Air Force Journal of Logistics, Vol. 15, Winter1991, pp. 1-4.

Morrison, David C. "Managing Military Waste." GovernmentExecutive, Vol. 21, November 1989, pp. 30-39.

Morrison, David C. "Pentagon Polluters." National Journal, Vol.21, 1 July 1989, pp. 1689-1691.

Murrell, Scott. "Underground Storage Tanks: The Silent Menace."Engineer, Vol. 21, July 1991, pp. 24-27.

Myers, Norman. "Environment and Security." Foreign Policy, No.74, Spring 1989, pp. 23-41.

Nauroth, Tony. "Pinon Canyon: An Army Environmental SuccessStory." Soldiers, Vol. 46, August 1991, pp. 17-20.

Nielsen, Jim. "Johnston Atoll: Paradox in Paradise." Asia-Pacific Defense Forum, Vol. 16, Spring 1992, pp. 36-41.

Novak, E.W., et al. "Meeting DoD's Environmental Challenges."Military Engineer, Vol. 84, August 1992, pp. 7-9.

"Nunn Leads Democratic Effort to Shift Defense Resources toEnvironmental Research." Aviation Week & Space Technology,Vol. 133, 9 July 199), p. 22.

Nunn, Sam. "Harness Defense to Save the Environment." (Excerptsfrom a Senate floor speech, 28 June 1990) Aviation Week &Space Technology, Vol. 133, 9 July 1990, p. 7.

Olesen, Douglas E. "The Art of Waste Minimization." VitalSpeeches of the Day, Vol. 56, 15 August 1990, pp. 666-669.

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O'Neil, William A. "Safer Shipping the Cleaner Oceans: The IMO:A UN Agency That Works." Sea Power, Vol. 33, August 1990, pp.41-42.

Palmer, Elizabeth A. "Cleanup at Bases Slated to Close...WillTake Its Toll in Money and Time." Congressional QuarterlyWeekly Report, Vol. 50, 7 March 1992, pp. 548-549.

Palmer, Eli abeth A. "Lawmakers Look for Silver Lining Under aCloud of Closures: As Communities Grapple with Fewer Jobs,Less Money, Representatives Lobby for New Uses for Old Bases.'Congressional Quarterly Weekly Report, Vol. 50, 7 March 1992,pp. 546-550.

Parker, William H., III. "DoD Environmental Challenges andOpportunities." Defense Issues, Vol. 5, No. 10, 1990, entireissue.

Parker, William H., III. "Environment Moves to the Front Burn-er." Defense, March-April 1990, pp. 21-32.

Paterson, Matthew, and Grubb, Michael. "The InternationalPolitics of Climate Change." International Affairs, Vol. 68,April 1992, pp. 293-310.

Patin, Jude W.P., and Hempfling, Thomas E. "EnvironmentalManagement of the Mississippi: A Model Partnership." MilitaryEngineer, Vol. 83, March-April 1991, pp. 9-11.

Phelps, Richard A. "Environmental Management Offices: Key tothe Air Force's Future Viability." Military Engineer, Vol. 83,July 1991, pp. 44-46.

Pieth, Reto. "Toxic Military." Nation, Vol. 254, 8 June 1992,p. 773.

"Planet of the Year: What on Earth Are We Doing?" SpecialSection. Time, Vol. 133, 2 January 1989, pp. 24-73.

"The Politics of the Global Environment." Journal of Interna-tional Affairs, Vol. 44, Winter 1991, entire issue.

Porter, Gareth. "Post-Cold War Global Environment and Security."Fletcher Forum of World Affairs, Vol. 14, Summer 1990, pp. 332-344.

Rambaut, Paul C. "Environmental Challenges: The Role of NATO."NATO Review, Vol. 40, April 1992, pp. 24-27.

Ramirez, Anthony. "A Warming World: What It Will Mean; RisingGlobal Temperatures Could Disrupt Wheat Farmers, ElectricUtilities, and Military Strategy." Fortune, Vol. 118, 4 July1988, pp. 102-107.

Reid, W. Michael, and Owens, Gerald F. "RM and Army Environmen-tal Stewardship: Resource Managers Play a Key Role as Program,Awareness Grow." Resource Management, April 1993, pp. 3-7.

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Riggins, Robert. "Base Support Technologies." Military Engi-neer, Vol. 84, August 1992, pp. 50-51.

Rispoli, James A. "NAVFAC's Environmental Contracting Strategy."Military Engineer, Vol. 83, March-April 1991, pp. 45-46.

Robey, Donald L., and Lower, Larry J. "A Time-Varying, ThreeDimensional Hydrodynamic and Water Quality Model of ChesapeakeBay." Military Engineer, Vol. 83, August 1991, pp. 50-51.

Robinson, Hank. "Preparing to Fight the 'Battle for the Environ-ment'." Logistics Spectrum, Vol. 26, Fall 1992, pp. 20-22.

Rowlands, Ian. "The Security Challenges of Global EnvironmentalChange." Washington Quarterly, Vol. 14, Winter 1991, pp. 99-114.

Russell, Milton; Colglazier, E. William; and Tonn, Bruce E. "TheU.S. Hazardous Waste Legacy." Environment, Vol. 34, July-August 1992, pp. 12-15, 34-39.

Sebenius, James K. "Designing Negotiations toward a New Regime:The Case of Global Warming." International Security, Vol. 15,Spring 1991, pp. 110-148.

Shulman, Seth. "Toxic Travels: Inside the Military's Evironmen-tal Nightmare." Nuclear Times, Vol. 8, Autumn 1990, pp. 20-32.

Siehl, George H. "Natural Resource Concerns in Military Train-ing." National Defense, Vol. 77, March 1993, pp. 8-11.

Singer, S. Fred. "Warming Theories Need Warning Label." Bulle-tin of the Atomic Scientists, Vol. 48, June 1992, pp. 34-39.

Skolnikoff, Eugene B. "The Policy Gridlock on Global Warming."Foreign Policy, No. 79, Summer 1990, pp. 77-93.

Slear, Tom. "DoD Goes Green." National Defense, Vol. 77, March1993, pp. 4-7.

Slear, Tom. "Where the Action Is: Environmental Actions withinDoD Are Accumulating Firepower." National Defense, Vol. 76,February 1992, pp. 20-23.

Smil, Vaclav. "Our Changing Environment." Current History, Vol.88, January 1989, pp. 9-12, 46-48.

Smith, Wesley R. "Protecting the Environment in North Americawith Free Trade." Backgrounder, No. 889, 2 April 1992, entireissue.

Sobke, John F. "DoD Diversifies Conservation Strategies."Defense, July-August 1992, pp. 13-19.

"Special Report on DoD and the Environment." 5 articles.Defense, July-August 1992, pp. 2-30.

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Spiegel, Jayson L., and Steinberg, Barry P. "Contracting and theEnvironment." National Defense, Vol. 76, January 1992, pp. 13-15.

Spiegel, Jayson L.; Stein, berg, Barry P.; and Connor, Mark J."Charging Environmental Cleanup Costs against Government Con-tracts." National Defense, Vol. 76, April 1992, pp. 16-17.

Starobin, Paul. "Foggy Forecasts." (Price of clean air compli-ance) National Journal, Vol. 22, 19 May 1990, pp. 1212-1215.

Stehle, Nancy S. "Recycling: Back to Basics." Defense, July-August 1992, pp. 8-12.

Steinberg, Barry. "Superfund: The Cleanup Challenge to DoD andIts Contractors." National Defense, Vol. 76, February 1992,pp. 26-29.

Steinberg, Barry; Spiegel, Jayson; and Connor, Mark. "Environ-mental Non-Compliance: A Recipe for Paying Fines and DoingTime." National Defense, Vol. 77, November 1992, pp. 12-13.

Stewart, John N. "Managing DoD's Hazardous Materials." Defense,July-August 1992, pp. 20-23.

Strang, Steve. "Environmental Constraints on Training Activi-ties." Army Trainer, Vol. 11, Summer 1992, p. 9.

"A Survey of the Environment: Costing th. Earth." Economist,Vol. 312, 2 September 1989, Survey pp. 1-18.

Suss, Warren H., and Cannon, Jonathan Z. "Environmental RehabWill Demand Gargantuan Effort." Signal, Vol. 46, June 1992,pp. 137-140.

"Taking the Earth's Vital Signs: NASA Seeks to Become a MajorForce in the Campaign to Save the Planet." Time, Vol. 133, 5June 1989, pp. 72-74.

Terry, James P. "The Environment and the Laws of War: TheImpact of Desert Storm." Na',al War College Review, Vol. 45,Winter 1992, pp. 61-67.

Thompson, Phillip E. "A Possible Solution." (To high cost ofclean environment) Marine Corps Gazette, Vol. 75, June 1991,pp. 18-19.

Tickell, Crispin. "The World After the Summit Meeting at Rio."Washington Ouarterly, Vol. 16, Spring 1993, pp. 75-82.

Toukan, Abdullah. "The Gulf War and the Environment: The Needfor a Treaty Prohibiting Ecological Destruction as a Weapon ofWar." Fletcher Forum of World Affairs, Vol. 15, Summer 1991,pp. 95-100.

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Travis, John. "A Legacy of War: As the Gulf Region Chokes, theGlobal Climate Breathes Easier." Science News, Vol. 140, 13July 1991, pp. 24-26.

Turque, Bill, and McCormick, John. "The Military's Toxic Lega-cy." Newsweek, Vol. 116, 6 August 1990, pp. 20-23.

"U.N. Conference on Environment and Development Summit Meeting,June 12-14, 1992." Foreign Policy Bulletin, Vol. 3, July-August 1992, pp. 39-52.

"US Environment Initiatives and the UN Conference on Environmentand Development." U.S. Department of State Dispatch, Vol. 3,July 1992, Supplement No. 4, entire issue.

VanDervort, Joan D.B. "Training Soldiers in NATO: The Environ-mental Way." Army Trainer, Vol. 11, Summer 1992, p. 18.

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