Learning to Manage Global Environmental Risks Vol - 2: A Functional Analysis of Social Responses to Climate Change, Ozone Depletion and Acid Rain

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London The MIT Press 2001Description: 226pISBN:

9780262194457

Subject(s):

Chemical Engineering

DDC classification:

363.705 LEA

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Part - 3: Studies of Management of Global Environmental Risks Monitoring in the Management of Global Environmental Risks Option Assessment in the Management of Global Environmental Risks Goal and Strategy Formulation in the Management of Global Environmental Risks Implementation in the Management of Global Environmental Risks Evaluation in the Management of Global Environmental Risks Knowledge and Action: An Analysis of Linkage among Management Functions for Global Environmental Risks Part - 4: Conclusion The Long Term Development of Global Environmental Risk Management: Conclusions and Implications for the Future Appendix - A: Research Protocol for the Project Appendix - B: About the Authors

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