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TRANSBOUNDARY POLLUTION (4) answer(s).
 
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International boundaries and environmental security: frameworks for regional cooperation / Blake, Gerald (ed); Sien, Chia Lin (ed); Grundy-Warr, Carl (ed); Pratt, Martin (ed) 1997  Book
Blake, Gerald Book
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Publication London, Kluwer Law Inernational, 1997.
Description xiv, 392p.
Series International boundary studies series
Standard Number 9041106693
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039177341.42/BLA 039177MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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ID:   049864


Peaceful management of transboundary resources / Blake, Gerald H (ed.); Hildesley, William J (ed.); Pratt, Martin A (ed.); Ridley, Rebecca J (ed.) 1995  Book
Blake, Gerald H Book
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Publication London, Graham & Trotman Limited, 1995.
Description xix, 513p.
Series International Environmental Law and Policy Series
Standard Number 1859661734
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Smokestack diplomacy cooperation and conflict in East-West envi / Darst, Robert G 2001  Book
Darst, Robert G Book
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Publication Cambridge, MIT Prees, 2001.
Description xii, 300p.
Standard Number 0262041839
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045021363.70526/DAR 045021MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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Southeast Asia's transboundary haze pollution: unravelling the inconvenient truth / Zhang, J J; Savage, Victor R   Journal Article
Savage, Victor R Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract This paper examines the political intricacies inherent in the management of Southeast Asia's transboundary haze pollution. It argues for a scalar perspective in understanding the complexities of the haze problem. The so‐called ‘inconvenient truth’ is unravelled by teasing out some issues in the national and regional political ecologies, and the challenges of synchronising co‐operation at the national, regional and global scales. Discussion shows that the ‘environment’ takes on different meanings at each scale, and both Indonesia and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) need to recognise this in order to engage more effectively with the transboundary environmental issue. Specifically, inadequate management of forest resources in Indonesia, ASEAN's principle of ‘non‐interference’ and a lack of a holistic ecosystem perspective are amongst some of the interconnected issues addressed. The paper calls for a greater awareness of structural weaknesses in the management of forest resources and a change in ASEAN's environmental paradigm to a more holistic ecosystem perspective that prioritises not just environmental and human health, but also a healthy and sustainable ecosystem.
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