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Williams, P. John – Journal of Epsilon Pi Tau, 1992
The design and problem-solving process is an ideal methodological framework in which to place the study of technology in less developed countries. It can be used to teach many thinking skills, accommodate individual differences, and encourage a critical approach to product evaluation. (SK)
Descriptors: Appropriate Technology, Design, Developing Nations, Foreign Countries
Middlebrook, Cathy H.; Goode, Pamela M. – International Journal of Environmental Education and Information, 1992
Presents direct and indirect causes of erosion in developing countries. Identifies soil conservation developments ranging from major international policy reforms to small-scale, local farming programs. Suggests that strategies at all levels, and the political will to implement them, are needed if erosion is to be reduced to a sustainable rate. (23…
Descriptors: Agriculture, Appropriate Technology, Climate, Definitions
Wolf, Edward C. – 1986
After 20 years, the "green revolution" is generally referred to as a milestone in the international agricultural movement. The introduction of new varieties of wheat and rice, along with fertilizers, pesticides, and mechanized farm equipment has produced a dramatic increase in world food production. This paper assesses the successes of…
Descriptors: Agricultural Production, Agricultural Trends, Agriculture, Appropriate Technology