"We are discovering (or rediscovering) that our human economy is part of, and depends on, the "economy" of the whole ecosphere. So any model for a sustainable world must address both our habits of consumption and reproduction and our willingness to live peacefully with one another, with other creatures, and with Earth itself. Our definitions of progress and success must take into account the future well-being of the entire ecosphere, not just the human part of it. Such a changed understanding of progress and success will require a new understanding of humankind as a species, a new approach to the ethics of interspecies relations, and a new vision for the future of Earth." -- Global 2000 Revisited

Biosphere:

• National Environmental Trust
• Rainforest Action Network
• Greenpeace International Home Page
• Virtual Antarctica
• Friends of the Earth
• Conservation International
• World Wildlife Fund

Stratosphere:

• Hubble Telescope Images
• Space Telescope Science Institute
• The Nine Planets

Noosphere:

• Environmental Organization WebDirectory
• The EnviroLink Network
• Federation of American Scientists
• Center for Defense Information

Hydrosphere:

• Scripps Institute of Oceanography Library
• The Cousteau Society
• SurfRider Foundation
• Ocean Planet
• The Dying Sea: Sea of Cortez

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