Wildlife

 Allegations of being sidelined

Delegates were particularly unhappy with the secrecy maintained by the host nation USA

Publication Date: 
30/12/1999
Down to Earth
8
19991231
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Tags:
Environment Economics, Environment Politics, Health Effects, WTO, Child Labour, Unemployment, NGO, Developing Countries, Animal Products, Wildlife
Wildlife

 Hormone beef or not

Public perception of health and safety standards mean more than money

Publication Date: 
30/12/1999
Down to Earth
8
19991231
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Tags:
Environment Economics, Environment Politics, Health Effects, WTO, Child Labour, Unemployment, NGO, Developing Countries, Animal Products, Wildlife
Environment

 International pressure and the civil society

Linking trade and environment benefits industrialised countries in every way. And they will promote their civil society to create a bigger and bigger fuss about it

Publication Date: 
30/12/1999
Anil Agarwal
Down to Earth
8
19991231
15
Tags:
Environment Economics, Environment Politics, Wildlife, Public Participation, Governance, Anil Agarwal, India, 24 Parganas (S), 24 Parganas (N), WTO, NGO
India

 Paying the price

The cost of environmental degradation is rising steeply in India, says the World Bank

Publication Date: 
14/11/1998
Down to Earth
Tags:
Environment Economics, Pollution, India
Environment

 The need to be sure

The insurance market can become an invaluable weapon to protect the environment against errant industrial units

Publication Date: 
30/12/1997
Ashok Nigam
Down to Earth
6
19971231
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Tags:
Environment Economics, Global Environmental Agreements, Industry, UNEP, Environment Management, Rio Summit
Industry

 Change of heart

Green tax measures are welcomed in various states of America

Publication Date: 
30/03/1997
Down to Earth
Tags:
Environment Economics, Pollution, United States Of America (US)
Environment

The challenge of the balance: environmental economics in India - proceedings of the national environment and economic meeting

The number of institutions trying to integrate environmental concerns with economics is still small in India, especially given the size of the country and the diversity of its environmental problems and challenges, but a small beginning has already been made. This volume presents the proceedings of the national environment and economics meeting held in January 1994, in New Delhi.

Publication Date: 
Dec 1996
Anil Agarwal
Centre for Science and Environment
Tags:
Environment Economics, Land Use, Animal Care, Lakes, Tanks, Groundwater, Water Management, Irrigation, Forest Management, Watershed Development, Trade, Energy, Biodiversity, Poverty, Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), Sustainable Development, Agriculture
Environment

 The paradox of nature and balanced accounts

Western institutions and the United Nations are keen protagonists of natural resource accounting but it may still not be a useful policy tool for planners to promote sustainable development. Experience in the Philippines has shown that only an elaborate c

Publication Date: 
14/03/1995
Down to Earth
3
19950315
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Tags:
Environment, Environment Economics, Sustainable Development
Forests

 Valuing the environment

THE WORLD Bank recently organised a conference in Washington on 'Valuing the Environment'. There is probably no other way that market economists can deal with the environment except by treating it as

Publication Date: 
14/11/1993
Down to Earth
2
19931115
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Tags:
Environment Economics, Ecology, Biodiversity, Forests
Industry

 "Environmental breakfasts" in mega hotels

Big business in Germany more than in any other country. But how delighted should an environmentalist be with this development?

Publication Date: 
30/12/1992
Anil Agarwal
Down to Earth
1
19921231
0
Tags:
Environment Economics, Industry, Research, Germany, Technology

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