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AGENDA 21: MOUNTAIN DEVELOPMENT (INTRODUCTION)
MOUNTAIN DEVELOPMENT (INTRODUCTION) MOUNTAIN DEVELOPMENT Introduction 13.1. Mountains are an important source of water, energy and biological diversity. ... management of mountain resources and socio-economic development of the people deserves immediate action. PROGRAMME AREAS A. Generating and strengthening knowledge about the ecology and sustainable development of mountain ecosystems Basis ...
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Mining, Environment and Development > Sustainable Development and Mining
Development and Mining This section provides an outline of the development of the concept of sustainable development. Links to a number of key documents are included. •Defining Sustainable Development •Sustainable Development ... in the industry and energy sectors; Chapter 13 (Mountain Development), suggesting alternatives to minerals development to prevent soil erosion, landslides, and loss of ...
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The Mountain Institute - Why Mountains
Agenda 21, Chapter 13, "Managing Fragile Ecosystems: Sustainable Mountain Development"* * Endorsed at the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1992. Biodiversity Cultural Diversity Tourism and Recreation Sustainable Development Water ...
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The Mountain Institute - Mountain Forum: A global network
Mountain Institute (TMI) is proud to be active and enthusiastic members of both the Mountain Forum and the Mountain Partnership. The history of TMI's involvement in international collaboration and networking for sustainable mountain development ...
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Mountain Forum: About Us
Mountain Forum's Board of Directors. Mission Statement Mountain Forum's mission is to promote global action toward equitable and ecologically sustainable mountain development and conservation through information sharing, mutual support and advocacy. 4118 individuals from 121 countries and 459 organisations from 71 countries are currently registered with Mountain ...
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Mountain Forum: Membership
Mountain Forum is open to individuals and organisations concerned with sustainable mountain development. Membership of Mountain Forum is free and does not involve any costs. With the decentralised and democratic approach adopted by Mountain ...
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Yucca Mountain
Nevada citizens and politicians have wrestled over the fate of Yucca Mountain. The Department of Energy wants to use the mountain as a burial ground for deadly, high-level nuclear waste. Meanwhile ... lawsuit in March 2005 in Las Vegas federal district court, which claims that the Yucca Mountain Development Act is unconstitutional and that the federal government does not own the land. The Las ...
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International Institute for Sustainable Development - Reporting Services (IISD RS) - What's new on Linkages - Thursday, 11 October 2007
Other News Sustainable Development ECOSOC resumed session selects themes for 2008, 2009 AMR sessions Meeting calls for more coherent approach to mountain development More Sustainable Development News Trade, Finance ... duration -- study More Forests News Human Development World Habitat Day highlights that a safe city is a just city More Development News Biodiversity and Wildlife WIPO extends ...
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The Mountain Institute
Mountain Institute Increasing Local-Global Connections Though Plants, People, and Biodiversity Protection (September 2001- March 2004) Funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development's (USAID) Development ... , innovative mountain curricula (“Mountain Adventures”) developed with U.S. teachers and participants http://www.kidsgardening.com/TMI/teachers/introduction.html, c. Development and ...
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Development
Development Land Protection for Alaska's Kenai Peninsula HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AFFECTS MOOSE. There are many ways human development affects moose populations. We can block or disrupt migration corridors and prevent moose from traveling ... us a safe distance from moose, attention to landscaping can help deter adverse encounters. A mountain ash or willow patch 10 feet from a back door can and will attract a ...
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