Down to Earth : survival primer

By:

Agarwal, Anil (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Sunita Narain/CSE; 2001Description: 240 pISBN:

8186906266

Subject(s):

Environment

DDC classification:

333.7 DOW

Summary: This magazine is not the product of the desire to capture a share of the information market. It is the product of a desire to fill a critical information gap. In an increasingly integrated world economy, ever more forceful in its embrace, it is going to be extremely difficult to isolate ourselves. The foreign wind will blow hard and strong. We can deal with this storm only if we choose, and choose carefully: technologically, ecologically. Since learning is best done by listening to others, this newsmagazine's uppermost objective will be to bring reports from our farms, fields, forests, factories and laboratories - where the struggle for survival is at its peak and at its best.

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This magazine is not the product of the desire to capture a share of the information market. It is the product of a desire to fill a critical information gap.

In an increasingly integrated world economy, ever more forceful in its embrace, it is going to be extremely difficult to isolate ourselves. The foreign wind will blow hard and strong. We can deal with this storm only if we choose, and choose carefully: technologically, ecologically.

Since learning is best done by listening to others, this newsmagazine's uppermost objective will be to bring reports from our farms, fields, forests, factories and laboratories - where the struggle for survival is at its peak and at its best.

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