The Earth Times Daily Web Edition: Environment, business, health/GLOBAL COVERAGE

The Summit marks the 10th anniversary of the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro. The UN Secretary General's five priority areas for Johannesburg are: Water, Energy, Health, Agriculture and Biodiversity.


	August 25, 2002
	Analysis: NGOs Achieve Access, But Access To What? By Jack Freeman
	World Bank Launches Annual Report on Development By Preeti Dawra

	August 24, 2002
	NGOs Starting To Get Act Together For Summit By Rahul Singh
	Green Europeans Present Demands For Environmental Progress By Valerie Volcovici
	Relief Fund Emphasizes Progress for Women By Rahul Singh

	August 23, 2002
	The Growing Trend Toward Clean Energy By Mohamed T. El-Ashry
	Forgetting About People By Werner Fornos
	Uganda Activistsb Worry About Water By Rahul Singh
	How Zola Uses His Celebrity For Social Causes By Valerie Volcovici

	August 22, 2002
	From The Other Side: Joy and woe are woven fine By Gerson da Cunha
	Welcome to Sunny South Africa! By Brinda Adhikari
	Arrests Made in Johannesburg, Following Protests, With More Demonstrations Promised By Rahul Singh
	Developed and developing countries to benefit from cost-effective access to environmental information By Timothy Cullen
	Women's Empowerment Essential to Sustainable Development By Thoraya Ahmed Obaid

	August 21, 2002
	Focus on Water Sharpens By Rahul Singh
	Maurice F. Strong and Jim MacNeill to receive Candlelight Annual Award From U.N. Secretary General Kofi A. Annan By Samina Virani
	"By the Time Everyone Leaves the Summit, We Will All Know What We Must Do to Contribute to Sustainable Development" Says Thabo Mbeki at WSSD event By Brinda Adhikari

	August 20, 2002
	Pay As You Go By Rahul Singh
	South African Officials Express Optimism for WSSD By Brinda Adhikari
	Let the Accreditations Begin! By Brinda Adhikari

	August 19, 2002
	Sandton, A Walled-In Community? By Brinda Adhikari

	August 18, 2002
	Sunday Markets Prepared for Summit Hordes By Brinda Adhikari

	August 17, 2002
	South African Businesswoman Makes It Big Despite Huge Odds By Brinda Adhikari

	August 16, 2002
	Preparing for A Summit By Brinda Adhikari
	Decisions Loom By Bonner R. Cohen

	August 15, 2002
	A New Framework for Business Engagement By Klaus Schwab
	'We Are All Ready for the WSSD' By Brinda Adhikari
	'Don't Stereotype Business; Clean Energy Companies Ready to be Part of the Solution' By Michael Marvin

	August 14, 2002
	We face an ominous paradox as the evidence of our destructive impacts on the earth's environment and life-support systems has become more compelling while there has been a serious loss of momentum in the political will to deal with them. The United States is at the center of this dilemma By Maurice F. Strong
	Talking Politics with the Locals By Brinda Adhikari
	Will Klaus Toepfer Head A New World Environment Agency? By Tatjana Jegdic

	August 13, 2002
	A First-time Visitor Takes In The Sights and Sounds of South Africa By Brinda Adhikari

	August 12, 2002
	Cash Crunch May Reportedly Prevent UNDP From Participating in Global Parley; Youths Encouraged by Kofi Annan By Tatjana Jegdic
	Progress Since Rio and Possibilities for Environment: Johannesburg and Beyond By Clifton Curtis and Tina Skaar
	An Assessment: From Stockholm to Jo'burg By Jim MacNeill
	Moving On From 'Sustainablity' By James K. Glassman

	August 11, 2002
	Rio to Johannesburg, A Very Long Journey In Pursuit of A Still Elusive Goal By Theodore W. Kheel

	August 8, 2002
	South Africa Mobilized in Anticipation of Global Conference By Tatjana Jegdic
	Security Officials Say They Are Ready to Handle Any Crisis By Tatjana Jegdic
	What's missing from the WSSD? By Soon-Young Yoon
	Steven W. Sinding of International Planned Parenthood Federation By Pranay Gupte

	August 7, 2002
	Poverty Has An Ecological Dimension By Børge Brende
	Desai Kicks Off Four-City US Tour, Promoting Issues Surrounding Johannesburg Summit By Brinda Adhikari

	August 5, 2002
	Achim Steiner Says IUCN Will Offer A Helping Hand on Sustainable Development By Tatjana Jegdic

	August 4, 2002
	Johannesburg Summit: Leaders from 100 Countries Say Yes to Attending; Feud Reported Between UNEP and Summit Secretariat; Maurice Strong Undergoes Heart Bypass Operation By Tatjana Jegdic

	August 2, 2002
	Professor Jeffrey Sachs, Leading World Economist, Discusses Prospects for Johannesburg Summit By Pranay Gupte
	Want to Make a Bet? If SustainUS Wins, Then President Bush Has to Go to Global Meeting By Brinda Adhikari
	Will the Sequel Measure Up to The Big One? By Jack Freeman
	German Government to Give Funding to JOWSCO for Planning of World Parley By Brinda Adhikari

	August 1, 2002
	Earthtimes to produce special magazine and 10 daily newspaper editions in print and on the Web at World Summit on Sustainable Development By Brinda Adhikari
	GM Goes Green: World's Largest Car Manufacturer Showcases Ecofriendly Cars, Looks to Push New Ideas at World Gathering By Brinda Adhikari
	How to Smoothen the Road Toward the World Summit on Sustainable Development By Tatjana Jegdic
	Nitin Desai Says Johannesburg Summit Preparations Are Doing Well By Tatjana Jegdic
	Will Kofi Annan Attend the UN's World Summit on Sustainable Development? By Brinda Adhikari
	Preparations for Johannesburg Summit Progress But Document Issues Not Fully Clarified By Brinda Adhikari
	Gender Equality is Key to Sustainable Development By Noeleen Heyzer
	Partnerships for Sustainable Development: Harnessing Action for the 21st Century By Mark Malloch Brown
	The Missing Link in Johannesburg: Social Entrepreneurs By Pamela Hartigan
	Brazil Hosts Commemorative Conference Ahead of 10th Anniversary of 1992 Earth Summit BY Alaleh Akhavan
	Shashi Tharoor: The Man Who Won A Nobel Prize For His Boss By Michael Littlejohns
	Tallying the Costs of Women's Participation By Soon-Young Yoon
	At Last Some Glimmers of Good News On Foreign Aid By Frank Vogl
	PrepCom III (March 25 to April 5, 2002)
	PrepCom II (January 28 to February 8, 2002)