This second volume of the Global 2000 study presents a technical report of detailed projections and analyses. It is a U.S. government effort to present a long-term global perspective on population, resources, and environment. The volume has four parts. Approximately half of the report, part one, deals with projections for the future in the areas of population, gross national product, climate, technology, food, fisheries, forestry, water, energy, fuel minerals, nonfuel minerals, and environment. Part two analyzes these same projection areas of the government's model in relatively nontechnical terms. The third part examines five global models--Worlds 2 and 3, Mesarovic-Pestel World Model, Model of International Relations in Agriculture (MOIRA), the Latin American World Model, and the United Nation's World Model. Finally, in the fourth part the structure and results of these same global models are compared with the government's global model. Although the report presents no policy recommendations, the chapters presenting the projections unavoidingly imply ways in which the future might be improved. Results of a review of previous work that had similar goals, excerpts from criticism of the projections, embassy reports on forestry and agricultural trends, and metric conversion facts are presented in four appendices. An index is included. (NE)