The Northwest Technocrat, 4th quarter 1994, No. 337, Vol. 56

In the passing of the old and the instituting of the new, human conflict will become the bitterest in history. Science is hated and feared by ecclesiastical institutionalism, by corporate enterprise and political parties. The fear and hatred that will be directed by these against science and its technological application will be far greater than those the Inquisition hurled against all the accumulated heresies. Only science and its technological application to the means whereby we live can produce for mankind the control of our social destiny here on this earth. -- Howard Scott

Technocracy Is Unique By John Berge
What Family Values? By Stella Block
Do You Know? By John Darvill
A Culture For Peace excerped from State of the World 1994, published by the Worldwatch Institute
Traditional Methods Have Become Antiquated By L.W. Nicholson
Violence, Violence, Violence By Pam Gill
A Short-Circuit In The Earth's Carbon Cycle by Stuart R. Gaffin, Ph.D., Environmental Defense Fund. Reprinted from US Climate Action Network Hotline, May/June 1994.
Accounting For Nature: Moving Toward Resource-Based Economics By Stephen L. Doll
Population And The Pope by Hobart Rowen. From The Washington Post National Weekly Edition
Caring For The Ecosystem: A Bird's-Eye View By Werner Fornos. From The Christian Science Monitor, July 1994.
Wetlands: Threatened Nature Subsidy by Luc Mougeot, Environmental and Natural Resources, IDRC.
It's The "STUPID" Economy By Jim Feeney
Space-Age Divining Rods By Peter Tyson. From Technology Review, July 1994.