| | World in Transition: Ways Towards Global Environmental |
| | 1,54 | | MB | Solutions, Annual Report 1995 |
| | 250 | | stron |
| | 2382 | | ID | German Advisory Council on Global Change |
| | 2001 | | rok |
| | Outline of Contents |
| | Summary 1 |
| | Introduction 13 |
| | Societal Conditions for Solving Global Environmental Problems 17 |
| | Environmental Awareness and Environmental Education 19 |
| | Exchange of Know-how and Technology Transfer 53 |
| | Institutions and Organizations 66 |
| | Growth and Distribution of the World’s Population 81 |
| | International Conventions Aimed at Solving Global Environmental |
| | Problems 97 |
| | The Framework Convention on Climate Change – Berlin and its Aftermath 99 |
| | The Montreal Protocol – An Example for Successful Environmental |
| | Policy 125 |
| | The Convention on the Law of the Sea – Towards the Global Protection of the |
| | Seas 136 |
| | The Desertification Convention - A First Step Towards the Protection of |
| | Soils 157 |
| | The Biodiversity Convention – The Implementation Is Yet to Come 164 |
| | Protection of Forests: Protocol or Convention? 178 |
| | The GATT/WTO Regime – The Greening of World Trade 184 |
| | General Conclusions and Recommendations 197 |
| | Annex: Notes on the Inverse Scenario in Section C 1.3 201 |
| | References 209 |
| | The Council 229 |
| | Index 233 |