Downwind, downstream

While it may be possible in the future to minimize new environmental problems, the current problems will continue and will only be solved through environmental megaprojects involving many nations. Two of these projects are described and discussed, the Aral Sea Basin initiative and the US Canada clea...

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Published in:Forum for applied research and public policy 1998, Vol.13 (3), p.72-72
Main Author: Duda, Alfred M
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Environment
International relations
Water pollution
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Summary:While it may be possible in the future to minimize new environmental problems, the current problems will continue and will only be solved through environmental megaprojects involving many nations. Two of these projects are described and discussed, the Aral Sea Basin initiative and the US Canada cleanup of the Great Lakes St. Lawrence River Basin. The establishment, funding, and handling of these projects are examined as they relate to the need for a fundamental restructuring of economic and environmental activities.
ISSN:0887-8218