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A Waste Management Study for Tokelau
Waste Management and Pollution Control

Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP)

1994
Gestion des dechets urbains = urban waste management = entsorgung und verwertung von stadtmull
Waste Management and Pollution Control
1994
Bibliography on Marine Pollution Problems in the Pacific Islands
Waste Management and Pollution Control

Morrison, John Robert

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Rao, Ganeshan

1994
Bibliography for marine pollution problems in the Pacific.
Information on Group Training Cource in Marine Pollution Surveillance and Control
Waste Management and Pollution Control

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1994
Coral reefs, sewage, and water quality standards
Waste Management and Pollution Control

Goreau, Thomas J. Ph.D.

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Thacker Katy

1994
Manual for hazardous waste management, vol. I - reference text
Waste Management and Pollution Control
1994
Assessment of land-based sources of marine pollution (LBSMP) in the seas adjacent to the Commonwealth of independent states (CIS) : papers from the advisory committee on protection of the sea conference held in Sevastopol, Crimea, Ukraine from 6th - 10th April, 1992
Waste Management and Pollution Control
1994
Environment Health Centre(EHC) : Regional guidelines for health care waste management in developing countries
Waste Management and Pollution Control
1994
A waste management study for Tokelau
Waste Management and Pollution Control
1994
Land-based pollution sources in Western Samoa : a case study
Biodiversity Conservation, Waste Management and Pollution Control
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Gangaiya, Philomena

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Wele, Inia

1994
The marine environment is an important resource base for the people of the South Pacific island countries. The livelihood of many people in this region is closely connected with the sea. The potential for enhanced development and utilisation of marine resources is considerable, particularly as the demand for resources increases and the land becomes limited in its capacity to fulfil this demand. It is therefore imperative that appropriate measures are taken to safeguard the quality of the marine environment.

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