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Global Environment Outlook - 3

By: UNEP
446 pages, Col photos, illus, figs, tabs, maps
Publisher: Earthscan
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The standard environmental handbook
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Continuing the global and regional focus of previous outlooks, Global Environment Outlook - 3 examines the environmental trends of the past 30 years to provide an integrated explanation of the developments that have occurred. It not only examines the state of the environment over that period, but also the full range of social, economic, political and cultural drivers that have brought about change. Highlighting human vulnerability to environmental deterioration, it assesses the effects of the spectrum of policy measures adopted. Finally, GEO - 3 develops a range of scenarios for the next 30 years with detailed exploration of the policies and instruments available at different levels for improving environmental conditions.
It is clearly organised in accessible, non-technical language, and supported by colour graphs and quick 'highlights'. With full bibliography and index it will be essential for researchers, teachers, students, and policy-makers in environmental science and policy, geography, politics and international affairs.
The contents of GEO - 3 are based on information supplied by a global network of collaborating centres, and numerous individual experts and specialized institutions from around the world, giving it unrivalled accuracy and authority. The reports sets an action-oriented environmental agenda for the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg and beyond.
The CD-ROM contains the full text of the report accompanied by a compendium of the data used in preparing it.

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CONTENTS:
Part I: The Global Context: Provides an overview of environment and development issues over the past 30 years.
Part II: State of the Environment and Policy Retrospective 1972-2002: Presents an integrated state of the environment and policy analysis of key environmental issues at global and regional levels.
Part III: Human Vulnerability to Environmental Change: Discusses increasing vulnerability of people due to environmental degradation and disasters.
Part IV: Outlook 2002-2032: Uses a scenario approach to present four different visions of the future.
Part V: Options for Action: Summarizes major cross-cutting issues and presents s range of policy actions aimed at strengthening the environmental pillar of sustainable development.
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Index

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The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) is an international participatory assessment process involving a global network of collaborating centres of scientific excellence, government departments, UN bodies and individual experts
By: UNEP
446 pages, Col photos, illus, figs, tabs, maps
Publisher: Earthscan
NHBS
The standard environmental handbook
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'The most authoritative summing up of the environmental situation for the new millennium' The Independent - 'Thanks to GEO-2000 we will not be able to plead ignorance or lack of know-how to our grandchildren as they are left to fire-fight crises of millions of environmental refugees and environment-driven conflict' The Guardian
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