Contains ten articles that provide a varying perspectives on issues that relate to cloning; and debates the ethics of cloning, whether to ban human cloning, therapeutic cloning, reproductive cloning, and cloning animals for food.
Presents a collection of twenty-eight essays that debate the issues of legalized gambling in America, and examines Internet gambling, Indian gaming, and the social consequences of legalized gambling.
This book is a collection of articles in which authors dispute the strengths and drawbacks of renewable energies and the political, environmental, and financial reasons they should or should not be part of the national and global energy outlook.
This book is a collection of articles in which authors debate whether the U.S. Health Care System is in good shape, whether reforming Medicare can help lower health care costs, and whether drug companies are to blame for rising health care costs.
Discusses the issues surrounding fresh water resources, including pollution, water as commodity vs. water as human right, and desalination as a solution to fresh water shortages.
Authors present differing opinions on whether a smart energy grid will revolutionize energy production and distribution, whether new energy transmission lines will increase use of renewable energy, and whether security concerns must be addressed for the smart grid to be successful.
This book is a collection of articles in which authors debate whether countries are failing to establish working democracies, whether there can be democracy in the Middle East, how U.S. democracy should be improved, and whether the U.S. should foster democracy worldwide.
Contains twenty-seven essays in which the authors debate issues related to Africa, including the problems faced in the country, the spread of AIDS, the preservation of wild lands, and relief policies and initiatives.
This book is a collection of articles in which authors debate whether global population growth poses a serious challenge, whether population is a threat to the environment, and whether continued population growth will harm economies worldwide.
