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Global international waters assessment : South China Sea

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TextSeries: GIWA Regional Assessment ; 54Publication details: Kalmar (Sweden): University of Kalmar, 2005Description: 86, xv pISBN:

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1651-194X

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Summary: Presents the results of scaling, scoping, causal chain, and policy options analyses conducted for the South China Sea in 2001-2002. Identifies the most severe environmental issues, their root causes, and recommends strategic actions. The final part of the report describes GIWA and the methodology used to undertake the research.

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Presents the results of scaling, scoping, causal chain, and policy options analyses conducted for the South China Sea in 2001-2002. Identifies the most severe environmental issues, their root causes, and recommends strategic actions. The final part of the report describes GIWA and the methodology used to undertake the research.

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