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The UNDP/UNESCO mangrove programme in Asia and the Pacific

Vannucci, M. (UNDP/UNESCO Regional Mangroves Project, New Dehli (India))

Ambio, 1988, Vol.17 (3), p.214-217 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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The UNDP/UNESCO mangrove programme in Asia and the Pacific
Autor: Vannucci, M. (UNDP/UNESCO Regional Mangroves Project, New Dehli (India))
Assuntos: ASIA ; ASIE ; Brackish ; Coastal ecology ; CONSERVACION DE LOS RECURSOS ; CONSERVATION DES RESSOURCES ; Ecological economics ; ECOSISTEMA ; Ecosystem management ; ECOSYSTEME ; ECOSYSTEMS ; EXPLOITATION DES RESSOURCES ; EXPLOTACION DE RECURSOS ; Forest ecosystems ; Intensive forestry ; Littoral ecosystems ; MANGROVE ; Mangrove Habitat ; MANGROVE SWAMPS ; Marine ; Marine ecosystems ; Natural resource management ; OCEAN PACIFIQUE ; OCEANO PACIFICO ; PACIFIC OCEAN ; PANTANOS DE MANGLE ; PNUD ; RESOURCE CONSERVATION ; RESOURCE EXPLOITATION ; Sustainable ecosystem management ; UNDP ; UNESCO
É parte de: Ambio, 1988, Vol.17 (3), p.214-217
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Descrição: The International Biological Programme (IBP) of the 1960s was essentially an organized reaction by the scientific community to the threat posed to the global environment by the myth of "no limits to growth" that was leading to inconsiderate exploitation of renewable and nonrenewable resources. The IBP clearly showed that no resources are indefinitely renewable or unlimited.
Editor: Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
Idioma: Inglês

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