AppendicesAppendix AAdministrative History of the Task ForceThe President's Council on Sustainable Development created the Population and Consumption Task Force (PCTF) at its July 1994 meeting in Chicago, approximately one year after the other Task Forces began their work. In addition to Council members and their liaisons (see Appendix B), a number of non-Council members joined the Task Force to expand the field of expertise upon which the Task Force could draw. These non-Council members are listed in Appendix C. In order to gather relevant data quickly, the Task Force called on Judith Jacobsen of Boulder, Colorado, to conceptualize and organize three roundtable discussions, involving both expert presentations and public comment, on: (1) population issues; (2) consumption issues; and (3) policy recommendations in both areas. These roundtables were supported by a grant from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, given to the Walter Orr Roberts Institute of Boulder, Colorado, which provided all necessary administrative and logistical support. The Task Force convened these roundtables in Washington, D.C., on October 27, 1994; in Chattanooga, Tennessee, on January 11, 1995; and in New York, New York on March 3, 1995. Speakers, their affiliations, and their topics are listed in Appendix D. These roundtables and other extensive research and analysis formed the basis for the goals and policy recommendations developed by the Task Force. Full statements of the goals, policy recommendations and action items are included in Chapter 4.
APPENDIX BPCSD MEMBERS OF THE TASK FORCE AND THEIR LIMSONSJohn H. Adams, Executive Director, Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC)Liaisons: Frances Beineke, NRDC Jackqueline Hamilton, NRDC
D. James Baker, Under-Secretary for Oceans and Atmosphere, National
Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), U.S. Department of
Commerce
Richard Barth, CEO of CIBA-Geigy Corporation
Ron H. Brown, Secretary of U.S. Department of Commerce
Dianne Dillon-Ridgley, National Co-Chair, Citizen's Network for
Sustainable Development
Fred D. Krupp, Executive Director, Environmental Defense Fund
(EDF)
Michelle A. Perrault
Theodore Strong, Executive Director, Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish
Commission
Timothy E. Wirth, Under-Secretary for Global Affairs, U.S. State
Department
Appendix CNON-PCSD TASK FORCE MEMBERSMargaret Pruitt Clark, Advocates for Youth Clifford Cobb, Redefining Progress David Crocker, University of Maryland George Gerbner, University of Pennsylvania David Gershon, Global Action Plan for the Earth Neva Goodwin, Tufts University Wade Greene, Rockefeller Financial Services Jeanne Haws, AVSC International Judith Jacobsen, University of Denver Vicki Robin, New Road Map Foundation Jeffrey Rogers, City Attorney, Portland, Oregon James Martin-Schramm, Luther College Felicia Stewart, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Betsy Taylor, Merck Family Fund
APPENDIX DROUNDTABLE SPEAKERS AND TOPICSFirst Roundtable Jennifer Day, U.S. Census Bureau: recent projections of U.S. population growthJacqueline Forrest, Alan Guttmacher histitute: U.S. fertility trends, unintended pregnancy, and unwanted fertility in the United States Susan Martin, U.S. Commission on h=igration Reform: history and current issues in legal and illegal immigration into the United States Ellen Kraly, Colgate University: state of research on the envirom-nental impacts of immigration Second Roundtable Robeit Repefto, World Resources Institute: patterns and scale of materials and energy use in the United States Robert Wiffiams, Princeton University: technologies for energy efficiency Candace Skarlatos, Bank of America: voluntary corporate environmental efforts at the Bank of America David Gershon, Global Action Plan: household-based efforts to achieve sustainable consumption in the United States Vicid Robin, New Road Map Foundation: individual actions for sustainability Third Roundtable Judith Desarno, National Family Planning and Reproductive Health Association: policies for reducing unintended pregnancies in the United States Margaret Pruitt Clark, Advocates for Youth: policies for reducing adolescent pregnancies in the United States Jule Hallerdin, Planned Parenthood Federation of America: women's reproductive health and unintended fertility Michael Teitelbaum, U.S. Commission on Immigration Refortn: policies being considered by the Commission on Immigration Reform Roger Dower, World Resources Institute: macro-scale economic policies for improving efficiency of production and use of materials and energy Norman Dean, Green Seal: policies for encouraging eco-labeling
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