Peter H. Sand No one nation acting alone can meaningfully address such global challenges as climate change, ozone depletion, ocean and atmospheric pollution, biotic impoverishment, land degradation, and tropical deforestation. The increasing need for international solutions and cooperation raises difficult but important questions about current interntional efforts to protect the environment and promote sustainable development. Many hold that existing programs and institutions must be greatly strengthened to respond effectively to the 1990's and beyond. Lessons Learned takes stock of significant international environmental incentives to date and highlights innovative features of transnationall regimes and setting and implementing standards 1990 / 60 pages |
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