United Nations Environment Programme, Annual Review, 1978

The 1978 Annual State of the Environment Report of the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) focused on four selected environmental problems of international significance: (1) chemicals and the environment; (2) malaria; (3) the use of agricultural and agro-industrial residues to increase the bas...

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Main Authors Sarsfield, Mairuth, Ed, Emes, John, Ed
Format Report
LanguageEnglish
Published UNIPUB 1980
Subjects
Annual Reports
Energy Conservation
Environmental Education
Environmental Influences
Environmental Monitoring
Environmental Research
Environmental Standards
Financial Support
Higher Education
International Programs
Science Education
Science Projects
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Summary:The 1978 Annual State of the Environment Report of the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) focused on four selected environmental problems of international significance: (1) chemicals and the environment; (2) malaria; (3) the use of agricultural and agro-industrial residues to increase the base for food production; and (4) the conservation of energy. This report, based on viewpoints expressed in discussion with members of various scientific communities, was designed to stimulate discussion and public awareness. This edition is structured in three parts: (1) the 1978 state of the environment; (2) the 1978 work report of UNEP on environmental issues; and (3) an independent commentary by an academic with an assessment of UNEP's achievements for that year. (Author/DS)
ISBN:9280710133
9789280710137