Location
SPREP LIBRARY
Publisher
Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP)
Publication Year:
1992
Publication Place
Apia, Western Samoa
Physical Description:
vii, 70 p. ; 30 cm
Call Number
COU
333.719623 SOU [EL]
VAN [EL]
Collection
Material Type
Language
English
Record ID:
1836
Legacy PEIN ID:
41677
General Notes
"National Reports to the United Nations Conference on Environment and Developmend (UNCED) were prepared under the direction of the National Task Forces in 12 Pacific island countries with the fiancial and technical assistance of the Asian Development Bank and United Nations Development Programme..."|2 copies
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Subject Heading(s)
Environmental protection - Vanuatu
Environmental policy - Vanuatu (Oceania)
Abstract
Human needs and desires demand economic development. Natural resources provide the physical basis for that development. But ever more evidence accumulates to show that human actions, whether through carelessness or through the necessity for development, are causing environmental degradation and resource depletion. This deterioration makes continued economic development more difficult both because damage to resources makes them less productive of economic goods and because funding and human effort must be diverted from development toward coping with environmental deterioration. In this situation there has come to be worldwide recognition that more attention must be given to keeping the environment healthy over the long term and to building safeguards into the development process to protect natural resources.
Location
SPREP LIBRARY
Publisher
Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP)
Publication Year:
1992
Publication Place
Apia, Western Samoa
Physical Description:
vii, 70 p. ; 30 cm
Call Number
COU
333.719623 SOU [EL]
VAN [EL]
Collection
Material Type
Language
English
Record ID:
1836
Legacy PEIN ID:
41677
General Notes
"National Reports to the United Nations Conference on Environment and Developmend (UNCED) were prepared under the direction of the National Task Forces in 12 Pacific island countries with the fiancial and technical assistance of the Asian Development Bank and United Nations Development Programme..."|2 copies
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Record Modified: 22-Feb-2021