Environmental Issues in Brazilian Society. Fulbright-Hays Seminars Abroad Program. June 26-July 31, 1994.

This book contains a review of the 1994 Fulbright-Hays Seminars Abroad Program along with lesson plans from 13 of the participants. The curriculum projects contained in this book include: (1) "The Brazilian Cinema: A Critical Appreciation of An Industry in Turmoil" (Aaron Braun); (2) "Reflections on the Relationship between Brazilian Communities and the Environment" (John G. Clark); (3) "A Program for Freshmen Library Orientation on the Country of Brazil" (Susan B. Coppola); (4) "Brasil" (Brian Fitzpatrick); (5) "The Photography of Workers in Brazil" (Howard M. Fraser); (6) "A Photographic Assessment Reflecting the Degradation of the Atlantic Rainforest of the Serra do Mar, Cubatao, Sao Paulo, Brazil" (Gordon F. Kells); (7) "Project Report" (Nancy Mandlove); (8) "One Man, One City, Problems and Solutions: Jaime Lerner and the Curitiba Program for the Environment" (David McCullough); (9) "Measuring Quality of Life in Brazil" (Rachel A. Nugent); (10) "Using the Fundamental Themes of Geography to Examine Brazil" (Linda Reeves); (11) "Bahian Babbling about Brazil: A Curriculum Unit on 'Brazil and Biodiversity'" (Curtis L. Thompson); (12) "Think Globally-Act Locally: Environmental Issues in Brazilian Society" (Ruth E. Tottle); and (13) "Selected Sites of Environmental Concern in Brazil: An Overview" (Shirley M. Valencia). Most papers contain references. (EH)