Titlebook: Environmental Issues in Latin America and the Caribbean; Aldemaro Romero,Sarah E. West Book 2005 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2005

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A Deeper Solution for the International Commonstions to limit aggregate catch improve resource use yet promote over-investment. Optimal regulation would limit the investments and labor dedicated to harvesting, a task quite difficult in a global forum. Motivated by three reasons, the member-states of the Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission ha

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Public Prosecutors and Environmental Protection in Braziltors in environmental protection through their use of investigative and legal instruments to impose civil and criminal liability for environmental harms. The Brazilian Ministério Público’s work is a response to the ‘non-enforcement problem’ of Brazilian environmental law in which laws tend to be str

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Democracy By Proxylitical life allows for a more meaningful, inclusive approach to policy agenda setting, design and implementation. As a result, innovative processes that encourage citizen input in policy-making also have the potential to provide solid foundations to a vigorous, strong democracy. Despite this need f

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Economic Progress in the Countryside, Forests, and Public Policyn (i.e., raising crop and livestock yields) can accelerate farmers and ranchers’ encroachment on tree-covered land. We contend, however, that the linkage between intensification and habitat conservation is generally positive. Chilean experience during the 1980s and 1990s is a good example. Domestic

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Conserving the Pines of Guadalupe and Cedros Islands, Mexico: An International Collaboratione from introduced goats. On neither island are the pines protected from current threats or do they have dedicated funding or a specific conservation plan. Effective longterm conservation of the pines requires a consistent, institutionalized strategy and dedicated funding. International interest in t

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