Alternative to the U.N.'s
Agenda 21 Program
for Sustainable Development

Contents of Full Document

Preface

Contrast Between Freedom 21 and Agenda 21 In Attaining Sustainable Development

1. The Importance of People
Population
The Real World
Poverty
Property Rights are Crucial
Corruption and Financial Imperialism
The Primacy of the Rule of Law
Natural Resources
The Answer to Reducing Population and Eradicating Poverty


Principles

Policy Recommendations

2. Land Issues and Property
Historical Approach
Denial of Property Rights
Damaging the Environment to Protect It?
A Better Way
Condemning the Poor to Poverty
Protecting Ecosystems


Principles

Policy Recommendations

3. Air and Water Issues
Global Warming
The Science of Climate Change
The Kyoto Protocol
The Benefits of CO₂
A Cautious Policy Approach is Warranted
Ozone Depletion
Air Pollution

3. Air and Water Issues: Part 2
Water Availability
Water Pollution
Oceans

Over-fishing
Ocean Pollution


Principles

Policy Recommendations

4. Chemicals and Management of Waste
Toxics

Hazardous Waste
Nuclear Waste
Solid Waste

The Danger of Agenda 21


Principles

Policy Recommendations

5. Meeting Essential Human Needs
Energy
Oil and other Fossil Fuels
Nuclear
Renewable

Hydro, Biomass and Geothermal
Wind and Solar

5. Meeting Essential Human Needs: Part 2
Food
Food Production
Erosion
Pesticides
Trade
Summary of Food


Principles

Policy Recommendations