BRUCE E. JOHANSEN is Professor of Communication and Native American studies at the University of Nebraska, Omaha. He has authored a number of books on indigenous and environmental subjects, the two most recent being The Global Warming Desk Reference (2001) and The Dirty Dozen: Toxic Chemicals and the Earth's Future (2003).

• Preface Introduction Argentina Australian Aborigines Bangladesh Belize Biodiversity and Indigenous Environmentalism Bolivia Botswana Brazil Burma (Myanmar) Cambodia Cameroon Canada Chad Chile Climate Change and Indigenous Environmentalism Columbia Congo Basin Congo Republic Costa Rica Dam Sites and Indigenous Peoples Ecuador Eritrea Fiji Forest Stewardship Council French Polynesia Ghana Guam Guatemala Guyana Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Environmental Philosophy Honduras India Indigenous Environmentalism and Economic Development Indonesia Iraq Irian Jaya/Papua New Guinea Kenya Malaysia Marianas Islands: PCB Contamination The Marshall Islands: Nuclear Testing Mexico Mother Earth, as Ecological Metaphor Native American Conceptions of Ecology New Zealand Nicaragua Nigeria Noble Savage, "The Ecological Indian" Pakistan Panama Peru Philippines Russia (Siberia) The South Pacific Sri Lanka Suriname Thanksgiving Cycles of Native Americans: Ecological Perspectives Thailand Tibet Turkey United States of America Venezuela Yemen Zambia Zimbabwe and Botswana

BRUCE E. JOHANSEN is Professor of Communication and Native American studies at the University of Nebraska, Omaha. He has authored a number of books on indigenous and environmental subjects, the two most recent being The Global Warming Desk Reference (2001) and The Dirty Dozen: Toxic Chemicals and the Earth's Future (2003).

• Preface Introduction Argentina Australian Aborigines Bangladesh Belize Biodiversity and Indigenous Environmentalism Bolivia Botswana Brazil Burma (Myanmar) Cambodia Cameroon Canada Chad Chile Climate Change and Indigenous Environmentalism Columbia Congo Basin Congo Republic Costa Rica Dam Sites and Indigenous Peoples Ecuador Eritrea Fiji Forest Stewardship Council French Polynesia Ghana Guam Guatemala Guyana Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Environmental Philosophy Honduras India Indigenous Environmentalism and Economic Development Indonesia Iraq Irian Jaya/Papua New Guinea Kenya Malaysia Marianas Islands: PCB Contamination The Marshall Islands: Nuclear Testing Mexico Mother Earth, as Ecological Metaphor Native American Conceptions of Ecology New Zealand Nicaragua Nigeria Noble Savage, "The Ecological Indian" Pakistan Panama Peru Philippines Russia (Siberia) The South Pacific Sri Lanka Suriname Thanksgiving Cycles of Native Americans: Ecological Perspectives Thailand Tibet Turkey United States of America Venezuela Yemen Zambia Zimbabwe and Botswana

BRUCE E. JOHANSEN is Professor of Communication and Native American studies at the University of Nebraska, Omaha. He has authored a number of books on indigenous and environmental subjects, the two most recent being The Global Warming Desk Reference (2001) and The Dirty Dozen: Toxic Chemicals and the Earth's Future (2003).

• Preface Introduction Argentina Australian Aborigines Bangladesh Belize Biodiversity and Indigenous Environmentalism Bolivia Botswana Brazil Burma (Myanmar) Cambodia Cameroon Canada Chad Chile Climate Change and Indigenous Environmentalism Columbia Congo Basin Congo Republic Costa Rica Dam Sites and Indigenous Peoples Ecuador Eritrea Fiji Forest Stewardship Council French Polynesia Ghana Guam Guatemala Guyana Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Environmental Philosophy Honduras India Indigenous Environmentalism and Economic Development Indonesia Iraq Irian Jaya/Papua New Guinea Kenya Malaysia Marianas Islands: PCB Contamination The Marshall Islands: Nuclear Testing Mexico Mother Earth, as Ecological Metaphor Native American Conceptions of Ecology New Zealand Nicaragua Nigeria Noble Savage, "The Ecological Indian" Pakistan Panama Peru Philippines Russia (Siberia) The South Pacific Sri Lanka Suriname Thanksgiving Cycles of Native Americans: Ecological Perspectives Thailand Tibet Turkey United States of America Venezuela Yemen Zambia Zimbabwe and Botswana