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History of global environmental problems. Chikyu kankyo mondai no rekishi

Abstract

This paper takes general view of the history of global environmental problems. A UN human environment conference was held in Stockholm in 1972, at which the human environment declaration and an action plan were adopted. The most important among the results of the Stockholm Conference were the treaty on international transactions of wild animal and plant species feared of extinction in the 1970's, the international treaty on prevention of pollution caused by ocean vessels, and the treaty on prevention of ocean pollution caused by dumping of wastes and other materials. Also adopted in the 1970's include the action plan to prevent desertification, the action plan on the world population, and the world weather plan. The UN Nairobi Conference in 1982 has sounded the alarm on the delay in tackling with the facing problems and the progress of aggravation in the global environment. In 1987, the ozone layer protection protocol was adopted. The earth summit at Rio de Janeiro in 1992 adopted the Agenda 21, with which the participating nations, autonomous bodies, and civil organizations have prepared their own Agenda 21, and are now about to begin challenging the global environmental problems. 7 refs., 4 tabs.
Authors:
Matsui, S [1] 
  1. Kyoto University, Kyoto (Japan). Faculty of Engineering
Publication Date:
Apr 15, 1994
Product Type:
Journal Article
Reference Number:
NEDO-94-911789; EDB-94-130229
Resource Relation:
Journal Name: Doboku Gakkai-Shi (Journal of the Japan Society of Civil Engineers); (Japan); Journal Volume: 79:5
Subject:
29 ENERGY PLANNING, POLICY AND ECONOMY; 54 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES; ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY; GLOBAL ASPECTS; HISTORICAL ASPECTS; INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS; PLANNING; UNITED NATIONS; BRAZIL; CLIMATIC CHANGE; DEFORESTATION; DESERTS; ENDANGERED SPECIES; HUMAN POPULATIONS; INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS; KENYA; MARINE DISPOSAL; OZONE LAYER; SWEDEN; TRADE; WILDERNESS PROTECTION ACTS; AFRICA; AGREEMENTS; ARID LANDS; DEVELOPED COUNTRIES; DEVELOPING COUNTRIES; EUROPE; GOVERNMENT POLICIES; INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS; LATIN AMERICA; LAWS; LAYERS; MANAGEMENT; POPULATIONS; SCANDINAVIA; SOUTH AMERICA; WASTE DISPOSAL; WASTE MANAGEMENT; WESTERN EUROPE; 290300* - Energy Planning & Policy- Environment, Health, & Safety; 540000 - Environment- (1990-)
OSTI ID:
7107846
Country of Origin:
Japan
Language:
Japanese
Other Identifying Numbers:
Journal ID: ISSN 0021-468X; CODEN: DOGAAR
Submitting Site:
NEDO
Size:
Pages: 6-13
Announcement Date:
Oct 01, 1994

Citation Formats

Matsui, S. History of global environmental problems. Chikyu kankyo mondai no rekishi. Japan: N. p., 1994. Web.
Matsui, S. History of global environmental problems. Chikyu kankyo mondai no rekishi. Japan.
Matsui, S. 1994. "History of global environmental problems. Chikyu kankyo mondai no rekishi." Japan.
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title = {History of global environmental problems. Chikyu kankyo mondai no rekishi}
author = {Matsui, S}
abstractNote = {This paper takes general view of the history of global environmental problems. A UN human environment conference was held in Stockholm in 1972, at which the human environment declaration and an action plan were adopted. The most important among the results of the Stockholm Conference were the treaty on international transactions of wild animal and plant species feared of extinction in the 1970's, the international treaty on prevention of pollution caused by ocean vessels, and the treaty on prevention of ocean pollution caused by dumping of wastes and other materials. Also adopted in the 1970's include the action plan to prevent desertification, the action plan on the world population, and the world weather plan. The UN Nairobi Conference in 1982 has sounded the alarm on the delay in tackling with the facing problems and the progress of aggravation in the global environment. In 1987, the ozone layer protection protocol was adopted. The earth summit at Rio de Janeiro in 1992 adopted the Agenda 21, with which the participating nations, autonomous bodies, and civil organizations have prepared their own Agenda 21, and are now about to begin challenging the global environmental problems. 7 refs., 4 tabs.}
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