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Programme of work : Technical working group of the Basel Convention, fifteenth session, Geneva, 12-14 April 1999

[United Nations Environment Programme]

1999
Wastes about which particular concerns are or have been expressed / Technical working group of the basel convention, fifteenth session Geneva, 12-14 April 1999

[United Nations Environment Programme]

1999
Dismantling of ships : technical working group of the Basel Convention, fifteenth session, Geneva, 12-14 April 1999

United Nations Environment Programme

1999
Global harmonization of systems of classification and labeling of chemicals : Technical working group of the Basel Convention, fifteenth session, Geneva, 12-14 April 1999

[United Nations Environment Programme]

1999
PIC Rotterdam Convention
1999
Pacific Islands Climate Change Assistance Programme (PICCAP): Third Report - Annual Project Report (APR)
Climate Change Resilience

SPREP

1999
Birds of the Islands
Biodiversity Conservation

Taylor, N.

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Walting, D.

1999
Eighth International decade for natural disaster reduction (IDNR) Pacific regional disaster management meeting: Enhancing management of national disasters through regional support mechanisms: An overview of activities in SPREP
Biodiversity Conservation
1999
National Marine Oil Spill Contingency Plan

Maritime Safety Authority of New Zealand

1999
SPREP/UNESCO Pein Workshop, Suva Fiji : Workshop on Media & Environment
1999
A video of the SPREP/UNESCO workshop on Media and the Environment held in Suva, Fiji. Addresses waste disposal problem facing Fiji, in particular, the accumulating effect of plastic waste. A survey was carried out as to the behaviour of people regarding plastics. According to Dr. Suresh Raj of SPREP, plastic is in fact the fastest growing non-biodegradable waste on the island. A possible solution offered is that plastics be re-used to decrease plastic production.

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