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The developing countries must maintain , and indeed intensify , their efforts , but these must be assisted much more by the industrial countries , both directly and in the wider context of develophighes eau ment ...
The developing countries must maintain , and indeed intensify , their efforts , but these must be assisted much more by the industrial countries , both directly and in the wider context of develophighes eau ment ...
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highes eau ment . Rich nations share with the poor a real interest in ensuring that human numbers do not exceed Earth's carrying capacity . ( The pressures of population on the environment are widely manifest . por Even when proper ...
highes eau ment . Rich nations share with the poor a real interest in ensuring that human numbers do not exceed Earth's carrying capacity . ( The pressures of population on the environment are widely manifest . por Even when proper ...
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| Title | Our Country, the Planet: Forging a Partnership for Survival |
| Author | S. S. Ramphal |
| Publisher | Lime Tree, 1992 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 6 Aug 2009 |
| ISBN | 0413455815, 9780413455819 |
| Length | 291 pages |
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