The building of NAWAPA necessitates the we also implement a Modern Day Civilian Conservation Corp in order to bridge the gap between our society's past knowledge and experience in productivity and today's current no-future generation.

An investigation into the electromagnetic processes of our planet, as they are connected to the broader domain of comic radiation, with emphasis on the interface of these processes with life in the oceans, and the implications this holds for man in the universe, as we intervene into this dynamic through the extended NAWAPA project.

NAWAPA signals the revival of a scientific revolution as much as an economic one. Mankind's intervention into the planet's hydrological cycle is a crucial feature of physical economic infrastructure, and requires a deeper understanding of the interconnected processes of the biosphere.

The nitrogen cycle is one of the many flows that are fundamental to the biogenic migration of atoms in the Biosphere and, potentially, beyond.

EIR U.N. Correspondent Leni Rubenstein has just returned from China where she was invited, as an honored guest, to give several presentations on the potential collaboration between the United States and China, based on Lyndon LaRouche's discoveries in physical economics.