World Environment 1988 Issue 1 The Development of Scientific Technology and Environment Problems

The Development of Scientific Technology and Environment Problems
Japan Environmental Protection Bureau

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Integrated Environmental Management——A Pilot Study of the Pulp and Paper Industry
Timothy M.Barry;Regulatory Integration Division;Office of Policy Analysis;U.S.Environmental Protection Agency.

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An Environment Management Education Model
Robert E.Roth

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Oil and Natural Gas as Factors in Strategic Policy and Action: A Long-Term View
Erik Solem and Antony F.G.Scanlan;Canadian Department of External Affairs and British Institute of Energy Economics

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The Greenhouse Gases
he zuo gong ;

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Situation and Policy of Air Pollution in Japan
Japanese Environmental Protection Department

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Changes in Atmospheric Ozone and Its Environmental Impact
liu zhi zuo ;

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Water Pollution Abatement and Control Technologies for Small and Medium Scale Metal Finishing Industry
M.Okazaki;Director;Environmental Pollution Control Division;Environmental Health Department;Niigata prefectural Government;4-1;Shinko-cho;Niigata-ken;Japan 950

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Background to Microbiological Resources centres
qu ze qin ;

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Control of Solid Waste Pollution in Sweden
zhang xu hui ;

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Art Hazards
Charles Hart;R.S.;Environmental Safety Coordinator;Ohio University Department of Environmental Health and Safety;Hudson Health Center;Athens;OH 45701.

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The Low- and Non-Waste Techniques of Iron and Steel Industry in China
Wang Qiongyu;Professor of Xian’ Metallurgical Construction Institute Fu Xianshu;Associate Professor of Xian’ Metallurgical Construction Institute

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Industry Experience in the Implementation of Clean Technologies in the Federal Republic of Germany
E.Meller;Head of Environmental Policies Division;Federation of German Industries;Federal Republic of Germany

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Pollution Abatement and Control in the Leather Industry
R.L.Sykes;Director D.R.Corning;Manager;Development Department;British Leather Confederation;Leather Trade House;UK.

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Lead Found in German Water
tang zuo ;

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Swimming Banned in Poland’s Polluted Seas

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Burkina Faso Moves to Save Its Forests
zhou yi xi ;

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Kenya Protects Rhino
tang zuo ;

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Noble laureats to fight disease

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Solidifying Oil Spills