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March 1993 |
Vol.25 No.1 |
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When more than 100 world leaders converged on Rio de Janeiro last June for the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED), the Earth Summit, few expected much more from it than they got: broad but unenforceable statements of intent addressing the oceans and air, the rights of indigenous peoples and women, among others issues. MORE>> |
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