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This single greatest cause of species extinction is human activity. The purpose of this paper is not to resolve these issues but to assess briefly some of the scientific challenges we face as we attempt to establish priorities in biodiversity conservation, and to propose a general strategy for...
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movements flourished, being synchronized the world over, pollution in urban areas erupted and inflationary pressure began to …
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In the case emission of non-uniformly dispersed pollutants such as SO2 the negative effects depend on the location of the sources. A unit increase at one source must be compensated by either a lareg or smaller reduction at another source to keep the negative effects at the same level. Such trade...
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on pollution abatement than domestically owned plants after controlling for productive efficiency and cognisant of the … in firms' decisions regarding whether to spend or not on pollution control and how much to spend. …
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In this paper, the author assesses the population health effects in Malaysia of air pollution generated by a widespread … fires occurred and why the associated air pollution was so widespread and long lasting. The main objective is to determine …
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This paper extends and challenges Maler and de Zeeuw's (1996) acid rain linear-quadratic differential game.
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possess a comparative advantage in pollution intensive production. …
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