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Unnatural Law: Rethinking Canadian Environmental Law and Policy

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by: David R. Boyd

September 05, 2003

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Crimes Against Nature: Environmental Criminology and Ecological Justice

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by: R. D. White, Rob White

2008-05

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Global Environmental Diplomacy: Negotiating Environmental Agreements for the World, 1973-1992

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by: Mostafa K. Tolba

March 31, 2008
This book seems useful in that the author provides us comprehensive information of the multinational negotiations that the UNEP deeply got involved in the past. Yet, for those who expect the author to disclose some inside stories of the UNEP, this book might be a bit unsatisfactory.

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Contested Nature: Promoting International Biodiversity with Social Justice in the Twentyirst Century

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from: State University of New York Press

2003-08
This book seems useful in that the author provides us comprehensive information of the multinational negotiations that the UNEP deeply got involved in the past. Yet, for those who expect the author to disclose some inside stories of the UNEP, this book might be a bit unsatisfactory.

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Future Control Of Food

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by: Geoff Tansey

February 01, 2008
This book seems useful in that the author provides us comprehensive information of the multinational negotiations that the UNEP deeply got involved in the past. Yet, for those who expect the author to disclose some inside stories of the UNEP, this book might be a bit unsatisfactory.

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Retaking Rationality: How Cost Benefit Analysis Can Better Protect the Environment and Our Health

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by: Richard Revesz, Michael Livermore

March 25, 2008
This book seems useful in that the author provides us comprehensive information of the multinational negotiations that the UNEP deeply got involved in the past. Yet, for those who expect the author to disclose some inside stories of the UNEP, this book might be a bit unsatisfactory.

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Environmental Justice and the Rights of Unborn and Future Generations

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by: Laura Westra

November 01, 2007
This book seems useful in that the author provides us comprehensive information of the multinational negotiations that the UNEP deeply got involved in the past. Yet, for those who expect the author to disclose some inside stories of the UNEP, this book might be a bit unsatisfactory.

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Climate Change And Carbon Markets

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by: Farhana Yamin

November 01, 2007
This book seems useful in that the author provides us comprehensive information of the multinational negotiations that the UNEP deeply got involved in the past. Yet, for those who expect the author to disclose some inside stories of the UNEP, this book might be a bit unsatisfactory.

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The Future of Environmental Criticism: Environmental Crisis and Literary Imagination

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by: Lawrence Buell

August 08, 2005
This book seems useful in that the author provides us comprehensive information of the multinational negotiations that the UNEP deeply got involved in the past. Yet, for those who expect the author to disclose some inside stories of the UNEP, this book might be a bit unsatisfactory.

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Commons Ignorance: The Failure of Environmental Law to Provide the Information Needed to Protect Public Health and the Environment

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by: Wendy E. Wagner

2007-01
This book seems useful in that the author provides us comprehensive information of the multinational negotiations that the UNEP deeply got involved in the past. Yet, for those who expect the author to disclose some inside stories of the UNEP, this book might be a bit unsatisfactory.