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The best papers are those that incorporate sound, original, critical thinking with good support from the readings. Avoid "book reports" that merely summarize material on one hand, and "blue sky" essays that are pure unsupported opinion on the other. Try to answer the questions completely by drawing on all the appropriate readings and class sessions, and by bringing these together with your own analysis and insight. Strive for good, clear English in all your answers. Target 3-4 pages (1500 to 2000 words)

What are the most fundamental or important problems that Brown sees undermining the foundations of our economy, society and environment? How do his examples and assessment compare with State of the Planet and other things we saw? What are the social, political, and economic consequences of these environmental problems? What does he see as the most promising alternatives (plan B) ? Do you agree? Based on what you have read and seen in class, what do you believe are the most important changes needed? Offer key examples.