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Tree of opportunity : re-thinking Pacific education / editors, Frances Pene, Ana Maui Taufe'ulungaki & Cliff Benson
Biodiversity Conservation
2002
Sixth Ordinary Meeting of the Contracting Parties to the Convention on Conservation of Nature in the South Pacific (Apia Convention) and Sixth Ordinary Meeting of the Contracting Parties to the Convention for the Protection of the Natural Resources and Environment of the South Pacific Region and Related Protocls (SPREP Convention) : joint meeting of the Apia and SPREP Conventions working papers, 20 July 2002, Majuro Marshall Islands

Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) (SPREP)

2002
Towards managing environmental vulnerability in small island developing states (SIDS)

Howorth, Russell

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Kaly, Ursula

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Pratt, Craig

2002
Small island environmental management : problems in the world environment
2002
Regionally based assessment of persistent toxic substances (PTS) - Region IX technical workshop, 14-17 May, 2002 Apia, Samoa : report of the meeting
2002
Looking after our ocean and waterways / by Tamarii, Tutangata
Biodiversity Conservation

Tutangata, Tamarii

2002
It's in the nature of things
Biodiversity Conservation

Tutangata, Tamarii

2002
Draft report on workshop on the implementation of the Montreal Protcol in the Pacific Region, Nadi fiji, 21-23 May, 2002
2002
Final report : the SPREP UNESCO media and the environment workshop, 20-24 May, 2002, Apia Samoa
2002
Regional strategy to comply with the Montreal Protocol in Pacific Island Countries
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UNEP DTIE/SPREP/Australia and New Zealand

2002
The Montreal Protocol requires developing countries to control the consumption (production + import - export) of CFCs. Developing countries do not have to control the imports of HCFCs until 2015 and all QPS uses of methyl bromide are exempted (provided the country has ratified the 1992 Copenhagen Amendment). Therefore the focus of regional activities in the Pacific will have to ensure the sustainable phase out of CFCs and that there is no "back- sliding" once phase-out has been achieved.

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