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UEMRI Guide on City Networks
There is much that cities can ... and activities staff exchanges investment and grants-in-aid coordinated at the local and national level. Better human resource development and skills, activities and programme: training programmes participated ...
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The Regional Impacts of Climate Change
There is evidence that flooding is likely to become a larger problem in ... improvements to water supply infrastructure, agriculture policies, and urban planning/management. At the national/regional level, priorities include placing greater emphasis on integrated, cross-sectoral water resources ...
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The Regional Impacts of Climate Change
Sierra Leone, and Nigeria, most of the economic activities that form the backbone of the national economies are located within the coastal zone. Coastal areas also form the food basket of ... m sea-level rise, could create conditions for significant negative impacts on tourism-oriented economies, ecology, and natural habitats of this area. Existing literature provides information about the implications ...
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UNEP/GRID-Arendal - Home - Environmental Knowledge for Change
Climate Neutrality In Dead Water Dirty coal is here to stay Greenhouse gas intensity of national economies Examples of GHG emission amounts generated by different activities or goods Africa Assessments Balkans Biodiversity ...
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U.S. Global Change Research Information Office
From A Carbon Economy To A Mixed Economy: A Global Opportunity by Richard C. Rockwell National economies depend on energy and thus are based on fuel, and for our country and most ...
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U.S. Global Change Research Information Office
A Mixed Economy: A Global Opportunity QUESTIONS How important are carbon--and carbon fuels--to national economies, and our own well-being? How long and how extensively have we relied on "fossil ... most critical choice, for governments and non-governmental organizations are both involved, as are multi-national corporations. The benefit of past experience in cases where science and policy have met can ...
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Kind Planet Environmental Info - Biodiversity - Part of Our Environmental Forum
In recent years, biodiversity itself has become an income-producing attraction, with protected national parks and natural habitats forming the basis of an entire ecotourism industry. Food. ... manufacture a range of consumer products. The timber industry generates significant revenues for various national economies. However, the loss of old growth forests and the wholesale destruction of forest ...
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Wildfire Hearing, June 19, 2007 - National Association of Conservation Districts
Conservation districts across the country are actively involved in implementing the National Fire Plan that was developed in 2000. ... include the Interior Department’s Bureau of Indian Affairs, National Park Service, Fish and Wildlife Service, the National Association of Resource Conservation & Development Councils, and State ...
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NOAA Fisheries - National Marine Fisheries Service
Atlantic States This site All of NMFS Living Marine Stewardship Welcome to NOAA's National Marine Fisheries Service (NOAA Fisheries Service). NOAA Fisheries Service is dedicated to the ... registry will also help measure the economic benefits of recreational fishing on the national and local economies. >> read more >> Marine Recreational Information Program NOAA Outlines Annual Catch Limits to End ...
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Foreign Affairs - Building Entrepreneurial Economies - Carl J. Schramm
But this approach -- the so-called Washington consensus -- has often yielded disappointing results. Many economies in Latin America, eastern Europe, and elsewhere are stagnant or backsliding, and most of ... terms of productivity or growth. Even micro-entrepreneurs with great potential cannot succeed without national mechanisms to feed and sustain them. Nor can a developing nation prosper in the ...
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