The MAHB, the Culture Gap, and Some Really Inconvenient Truths

Paul R Ehrlich

PLOS Biology, 2010, vol. 8, issue 4, 1-3

Abstract: Humanity's failure to take adequate actions to stem a likely environmental collapse calls for extraordinary measures to understand and alter human behavior, argues Paul Ehrlich. His Millennium Assessment of Human Behavior (MAHB) aims to chart the path to a sustainable future.

Date: 2010
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