Volume 8, Number 4 - Summer 1999
A quarterly magazine of the Regional Environmental Center
for Central and Eastern Europe (REC)
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INSIGHT
- OPINION
- The World Bank may have to do more, if it hopes to convince environmental NGOs that they will be heard when it comes to future activities of the Bank.
See full article- AGRICULTURE
- Kai Kipper from the Baltic Environmental Forum summarises genetic engineering activities and information needs in the Baltic countries.
See full article- ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH
- Europe's health and environment ministers take strides at London99
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- The Aarhus Convention and health
See full article- IMPLEMENTING AARHUS
- Ratification of the Aarhus Convention getting closer
See full article- BUSINESS
- Industrialists state their case during unique dialogue with government leaders.
See full article- NGO FINANCING
- Slovak NGO shows the way to sustainable NGO financing.
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COVER STORY
- WAR IN YUGOSLAVIA
- During the war over Kosovo, the Yugoslav and Balkan natural and built environment was damaged during 78 days of bombing by NATO forces. But how much damage? Was it an Òecological catastropheÓ? What steps should now be taken to rebuild the Balkan environment? And perhaps more importantly, how can environmental threats be prevented from posing security problems to the Balkans or Europe as a whole?
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