Preface by Gerald F. Wheeler, Executive Director, National Science 
              Teachers Association


Chapter 1 - Exponential Recollections by AAB


Chapter 2 - On Energy - articles by Albert A. Bartlett 

              THE FORGOTTEN FUNDAMENTALS OF THE ENERGY CRISIS Amer. J. of Physics, 
              Vol. 46, September 1978, Pgs. 876-888

              COAL: NO SUPERABUNDANCE FOR US Physics Today, Letters, December 
              1976, May, 1977

              CORRECTION TO ESTIMATES OF FOSSIL FUEL LIFETIMES J. of Chemical 
              Education, Vol. 58, No. 6, June 1981, Pgs. 501-502

              NATURAL GAS AND TRANSPORTATION by A. A. B. & Robert A. Ristinen	
              Physics and Society, Vol. 24, No. 4, October, 1995, Pgs 9-10

              AN ANALYSIS OF U.S. AND WORLD OIL PRODUCTION USING HUBBERT CURVES. 
              Mathematical Geology, Vol.32, No. 1, Pgs.1-17, Jan. 2000

              ENERGY CONSERVATION IS CONSERVATIVE. Boulder Daily Camera, July 
              1, 2001, Pgs. 3E-4E.


Chapter 3 - On Population - articles by Albert A. Bartlett 

              ZERO GROWTH OF THE POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES A. A. B. & 
              Edward P. Lytwak (Carrying Capacity Network, Washington, D.C.) Population 
              & Environment, Vol. 16, No. 5, May 1995, Pgs. 415-428

              DEMOCRACY CANNOT SURVIVE OVERPOPULATION Population & Environment, 
              Vol.22, #1, September 2000, Pgs.63-71

              THE MASSIVE MOVEMENT TO MARGINALIZE THE MODERN MALTHUSIAN MESSAGE. 
              The Social Contract, Vol.8, No. 3, Pgs.239-251, Spring. 1998

              REGIONWIDE PLANNING WILL MAKE THE PROBLEMS WORSE. The Social Contract, 
              Vol. 9, No. 4, Pgs.224-227, Summer 1999.


Chapter 4 - On Resources - articles by Albert A. Bartlett

              SUSTAINED AVAILABILITY: A MANAGEMENT PROGRAM FOR NON-RENEWABLE RESOURCES 
              Amer. J. of Physics, Vol. 54, May 1986, Pgs. 398-402

              EXPERT PREDICTIONS OF THE LIFETIMES OF NON-RENEWABLE RESOURCESThe 
              Mathematical Gazette, Vol. 78, No. 482, July 1994, Pgs. 127-129

              REFLECTIONS ON SUSTAINABILITY, POPULATION GROWTH, AND THE ENVIRONMENT 
              - REVISITED Renewable Resources J., Vol. 15, No. 4, Winter 1997-1998, 
              Pgs. 6-23

              LETTERS IN RESPONSE TO THE ARTICLE ABOVE Renewable Resources J. 
              Vol. 16, No. 1, Spring, 1998, Pgs 6,7,24


Chapter 5 - Related Articles by Hubbert and Roper 
              
              EXPONENTIAL GROWTH AS A TRANSIENT PHENOMENON IN HUMAN HISTORY, by 
              M. King Hubbert, World Wildlife Fund, Fourth International Congress, 
              The Fragile Earth: Toward Strategies for Survival, San Francisco, 
              1976.

              THE DEPLETION THEORY by L. David Roper 
              http://arts.bev.net/roperldavid/minerals/DepletTh.htm, 
              1976.

              CRUDE OIL DEPLETION by L. David Roper 
              http://arts.bev.net/roperldavid/minerals/crudeoil.htm, 
              2003.


Chapter 6- The Arithmetic of Growth - articles by Albert A. Bartlett 

              THE ARITHMETIC OF GROWTH: METHODS OF CALCULATION Population & 
              Environment, Vol. 14, No. 4, March 1993, Pgs. 359-387

              ARITHMETIC OF GROWTH: METHODS AND CALCULATIONS, II Population & 
              Environment, Vol.20, No. 3, January 1999, Pgs.215-246

              THE RISING TIDE IS NOT LIFTING ALL SHIPS EQUALLY Population & 
              Environment, Vol.19, No. 5, May 1998, Pgs.439-441


Chapter 7 - The Exponential Function - articles by Albert A. Bartlett 

              THE EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION, PART I The Physics Teacher, Vol. 14, October 
              1976, Pgs. 393-401

              THE EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION, PART II The Physics Teacher, Vol. 14, 
              November 1976, Pg. 485, 518

              THE EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION, PART III The Physics Teacher, Vol. 15, 
              January 1977, Pgs. 37, 38, 62

              THE EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION, PART IV The Physics Teacher, Vol. 15, 
              March 1977, Pg. 98

              THE EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION, PART V The Physics Teacher, Vol. 15, April 
              1977, Pgs. 225-226

              THE EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION, PART VI The Physics Teacher, Vol. 16, 
              January 1978, Pgs. 23-24

              THE EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION, PART VII The Physics Teacher, Vol. 16, 
              February 1978, Pgs. 92-93

              THE EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION, PART VIII The Physics Teacher, Vol. 16, 
              March 1978, Pgs. 158-159

              THE EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION, PART IX The Physics Teacher, Vol. 17, 
              January 1979, Pgs. 23-24

              LARGE CONSEQUENCES OF SMALL EVENTS The Physics Teacher, Vol. 18, 
              April 1980, Pgs. 300-302

              A World Full of Oil THE EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION, PART X The Physics 
              Teacher, Vol. 28, November 1990, Pgs. 540-541

              THE EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION, XI: THE NEW FLAT EARTH SOCIETY The Physics 
              Teacher, Vol. 34, No. 6, September 1996, Pgs. 342-343

              PHYSICS FROM THE NEWS: CURVE FITTING The Physics Teacher, Vol. 32, 
              May 1994, Pgs. 278-281

              FASTER THAN EXPONENTIAL by A. A. B. & Haym Kruglak (West. Mich. 
              Univ.) The Physics Teacher, Vol.36, October 1998, Pgs.422-423


Chapter 8 - Endnotes by Robert G. Fuller, Vicki L. Plano Clark and John Rogers


Chapter 9 - Annotated Bibliography of Exponential Articles by AAB


Index