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Conservation and environment in Papua New Guinea

Pearl, Mary et al

1991
The independent states of Papua New Guinea water resources act 1982
1982
The independent state of Papua New Guinea Environmental Planning Act 1978
1978
Solid waste characterisation study and management plan for Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea: country report
Waste Management and Pollution Control
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EU; Sinclair Knight Merz

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

2000
This report was financed by the European Communities from a grant of the European Development Fund and is presented by Sinclair Knight Merz for consideration of the Government of Papua New Guinea. It does not necessarily reflect either the opinion of the latter or the European Commission
Principles for the environmental management of Australian mining companies operating in Papua New Guinea: a discussion paper / edited by Dr. Helen Rosenbaum
1995
Institutional environmental consideration into economic decision-making processes: the minerals sector in Papua New Guinea / by John Asafu-Adjaye

Subregional Expert Group Meeting for Pacific Islands (Port Vila : 1998)

1997
Papua New Guinea fisheries bibliography / by J.M. Lock and D.C. Waites

Lock, J.M. and Waites, D.C.

1985
Marine and coastal processes in the Pacific : ecological aspects of coastal zone management : report of a UNESCO seminar held at Motupore Island Research Centre, University of Papua New Guinea, 14-17 July 1980
Biodiversity Conservation
1981
One World:Forest Policies in Papua New Guinea/Regional Ban Proposal-Movement of Toxic & Hazardous Waste/Global Conference on Sustainable Development on Small Island States
1994
Dr. Brian Brunton of ICRAF (International Community Rights Advocacy Forum), gives an analysis on the latest development on forest policies in Papua New Guinea, explaining some of the implications these policies will have on the forests and the people of PNG. Lelei Lelalu (Coordinator for the United Nations Global Conference on sustainable development of Small Islands), and Samoan Ambassador Tuiloma Neroni Slade, give their opinion on the importance of this global Conference. Mr. Michael Maui (Director General of the Multi-Lateral Division of Foreign Affairs Department of PNG), explains why a regional convention could work well alongside the Basel Convention on toxic and hazardous waste.
One World:Timber Supply Areas-Papua New Guinea Forest Policies
1994
A report on the Papua New Guinea Timber Industry and a new concept known as the "Timber-Supply Areas". This concept is explained in an interview by Tim Neville (Minister for Forests, PNG). Joe Kell, an environmental activitist expresses his concerns about this new concept which he believes has not been explained properly to the public. Taherei Nadarasha (Research Fellow with the Environment and Development Unit of the National Research Institute in Port Moresby) believes this new concept could be adopted to accomodate better management of other forest values.

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