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One Earth, Two Worlds
Barraclough, John Dalton, David
Barraclough, John
Dalton, David
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1995-01-01
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32
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Poor people in the South have every reason to protect their own environment; they depend on it more directly than the rich and are more immediately affected by its destruction or deterioration. Yet in many places they are powerless to defend or improve it.
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Part One: Poverty and environment in the South; Under pressure; Borrowing from our children; Hands and mouths; Global problems, local solutions; Part Two: People as planet managers; A sea of troubles; Water and rights; Seeds of hope; Freeing trade; Nurturing enterprise; Where credit's due; Living with disaster; Acting locally, thinking globally; Part Three: The role of the North
One Earth, two worlds; Northern blights; We make the rules; It is better to light single candle than to curse the darkness
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978-0-85598-276-8