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World Environment
1003-2150
1989 Issue 4
Environmental Pollution:A Long-term Perspective
James Gustave Speth President;World Resources Institute.U.S.A
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page:3-7+26
Environmental Impact Assessment—Basic Procedures for Developing countries
yao shou ren ;
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page:8-13
Recent Trend of International Environmental Conferences
Shinjiro Tsuge Pollution Control Section;Pollution Dept.;Ministry of Trade and Industry;Japan
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page:14-17
The Global Issue of Air Pollution
Hikali Kobayasi Assistant Chief;Planning Section;Air Protection Dept.;Environmental Protection Agency;Japan
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page:17-21
The Need to Go Further:The Montreal Protocol 19 Months Later—Statement by Dr.Tolba to the First Meeting of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol
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page:22-23
bao hu chou yang ceng he er xin ji xuan yan (1988 nian 5 yue 20 ri )
zhang chong xian ;
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page:23+34
Wastewater Treatment for Leather Industry in Sri Lanka
shu tao ;
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page:24-25
Anaerobic Wastewater Treatment in the Philippine Sugar Industry
J.G.Bruins Waste reduction program and assessment of current status for Illinois;USA
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page:25-26
Characterization and Environmental Effects of Sludges Produced by Metallurgical Factory
J.R.Dobosz & M.Sebastian Institute of Environment Protection Engineering;Technical University of Wroclaw;POLAND
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page:27-29
Conservation and Sustainable Development of Natural Resources in Thailand
zhang shi jie ;
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page:29-34
Hazardous Chemicals in the Environment—Some New Approaches to Advanced Assessment
Lars Landner
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page:35-39
Overall Risk Analysis of Pollution in Hazardous Waste Disposal and Dumping Sites
Thomas Shen Wang Shaoquan Senior Researcher Environmental Protection Department;New York State;USA Deputy Section Chief Environmental Protection Department;Qingdao;China
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page:40-43
Cleaning Up:U.S.Waste Management Technology and Third World Development
John Elkington &.Jonathan Shopley World Resources Institute;1709 New York Avenue;N.W.Washington;D.C.20006;U.S.A.
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page:44-45
mei guo huan bao ji shu ping jia
zhang kun min ;
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page:45+34
High-speed Filtration Equipment
qi yan ;
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page:46-47
Equipment for Reducing the Volume of Waste Plastics
qi yan ;
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page:46
Deodorant Device Using Medical Solution for Casting Waste Air
zhang zuo ;
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page:46
Non-dillution Treatment Systems for Special Gases
zhang zuo ;
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page:46
Installation for Controlling Odour from Sewerages in Buildings
zhang zuo ;
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page:46
Supersonic Cleaning Regeneration Facility
qi yan ;
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page:46
Britain Balking on EC Regulations for Drinking Water Nitrate Levels
li jia hui ;
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page:47
U.S.Policy for Pollution Prevention
xiao ying tai ;
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page:47
Saving Tropical Rain Forests Could Save Money,Study Says
xiao ying tai ;
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page:47
Japan Begins Addressing the Global Environment
xiao ying tai ;
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page:47
U.S.Lawmakers Champing to Get Going on Clean Air Act Renewal
li jia hui ;
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page:47
Glasnost Opens Record of 1957 Nuclear Waste Explosion:TASS
qu cong ;
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page:48
West German Research Ministry Offers Pay for Cleanup
qu cong ;
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page:48
Soviet Plans to Construct Waste Facility in Siberia Protested
yu zhi ren ;
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page:48
Brazil’s Most Polluted City Shows Signs of Recovery
chen zhong ;
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page:48
UK Develops Cleaner Hazardous Waste Treatment Technology
chen ming zhi ;
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page:48
Greenhouse Bill Would Further U.S.Adherence to Anti-warming
li jia hui ;
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page:48
OECD Study Shows Many EEC States Have a Poor Environmental Record
chen ming zhi ;
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page:48