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• The Human Predicament
  • Population: The Elephant in the Room
  • Humans & Choice-Making
  • Sociobiology
• Fossil Fuels
  • Oil & Gas: Geology, E&P, Reserves
  • Peak Oil
    • Intro to Peak Oil
    • Books & Key Online Sources
    • Other Resources
  • Coal
  • Sands & Shale
• Energy, Continued
  • Nuclear Energy
  • Alternative/ Renewable/"Green"
  • EROI & Energy Analysis
  • Energy & Economics
• Other Natural Resources
  • Ecosystems
  • Fresh water
  • Food & agriculture
  • The Oceans
  • Metals
• Earth's Climate System
  • The Sun
  • Earth's atmosphere & energy balance; greenhouse effect
  • The carbon cycle
  • The biosphere & ecosystems
• Climate Change
  • Ancient climate & climate change
  • Modern climate change
    • Climate Change: Introductory & General
    • Evidence
    • Analysis of denial and delay
  • Climate models & the IPCC
  • Projected impacts of future climate change
  • Mitigation & adaptation
    • Intro to M & A
    • Geo-Engineering
    • Various M & A
  • Case studies
    • The Arctic
    • California
• Economics
  • Some Basics
  • Current Crisis: History & Underlying Causes
  • Current Crisis: Outlook
  • Current Crisis: Miscellaneous
  • Current Crisis: California
  • The Real Numbers
  • Ecological Economics
• Possible Futures: TEOTW(AYKI)
  • Possible Futures: Introduction
  • The Fate of Earlier Societies
  • The Ecological Perspective
  • Dire Projections
  • Thoughtful Realism
  • Transition / A New Paradigm
  • BAU / Optimism

What's here? and what is an effective way to find or use it?

That depends on your needs or interests.

Not sure where to start? Perhaps the Top Recs sources might be useful.

Interested in a specific topic? Browse the links at left. Note that everything in Top Recs (above) comes from the links at left.

Students (especially mine!) should visit For Students.

Are you a pre-college teacher, or do know one? Go (or send him/her) to For Teachers.

Here is an online mini-course in Climate, Energy, and Resources. Yes, I am the designer and presenter. This may be more "school-like" than you want or need, but perhaps you will find parts of it useful.

If you find broken links, design or functionality problems, or opportunities to improve the site, please let me know (if you are so inclined).

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