Economic Problems of Ecology
Tags: CONSERVATION of natural resources; RAW materials; ENVIRONMENTAL protection -- International cooperation
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Discusses the joint efforts of the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance (COMECON) countries for environmental protection and use of natural resources. Emphasis on international amalgamation of investments by member nations; Activities of COMECON countries for resolving natural resource...
- World Heritage properties protected. // Wild: Australia's Wilderness Adventure Magazine;Oct-Dec2003, Issue 90, p94
Reports on the failure of Australia to weaken the protection given to World Heritage properties as of October 2003. Objectives of Australia's bid; Possibility of changes in the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999; Coverage of the World Heritage proposal on the...
- Friends of the Earth urges EU ministers to act over big business. // Management Services;Aug2002, Vol. 46 Issue 8, p4
With less than two months left until the Earth Summit, Friends of the Earth (FOE) warned that European Union Environment Ministers must take urgent action if the meeting is not to be seen as a backward step for the environment. FOE has made an international convention to stop multinational...
- Economic Problems of Resource Conservation(Voprosy ekonomiki Round Table Discussion). // Problems of Economics;Feb87, Vol. 29 Issue 10, p70
Presents the proceedings of a round-table discussion on contemporary economic problems of resource conservation in the Soviet Union held on January 29, 1986. Conservation of extracted raw materials and fuel; Utilization of secondary raw materials; Questions associated with the reduction of the...
- THE PECULIARITIES OF THE NATURAL OVERGROWING OF THE BEECH TREE IN THE LENGTH OF THE CUT TERRITORIES OF THE FOREST-ECONOMY OF GUGARK OF LORI REGION. Vardanian, Z. S. // Electronic Journal of Natural Sciences;Jan2005, Vol. 2005 Issue 1, p19
The restoration of a forest is the emergence of a new one in the cut territories that can be made in seed and vegetative ways. We have studied the rates and peculiarities of the natural overgrowing of the beech tree in the territory of the forest fund of the state forest economy of Gugark of...
- The Idea: Refurbished CPUs. Hayhurst, Tracy // Waste News;3/19/2007, Vol. 12 Issue 23, p14
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- Conservation. Bajer, Jacques // Tire Business;10/23/2006, Vol. 24 Issue 15, p42
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- Unethical Use of Rare and Threatened Plant and Animal Products in the Aroma Industry. Burfield, Tony // Endangered Species Update;May/Jun2003, Vol. 20 Issue 3, p91
Despite the existence of commodity shortages in the aroma industry, production and marketing strategies that are sustainable in the longterm are driven more by consumers and organizations concerned about conservation than by raw material producers and resellers. The poverty in which many...
- Learning to live in a technological society. II. Toward a world community. Brown, Harrison // Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists;Oct1979, Vol. 35 Issue 8, p23
The article presents a discussion on how world community can help in solving the problem of resource depletion and deficiency. From a resource point of view, the world as a whole is basically self-sufficient. But it has been divided into national boundaries out of which only few have adequate...
