Conflicting interests in the use of natural resources

a Nordic school development project on environmental education.

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Published 1996 by Nordic Council of Ministers in Copenhagen .
Written in

Places:

• Scandinavia.
Subjects:

• Environmental education -- Scandinavia.

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Edition Notes

Series	TemaNord,, 1996:519
Contributions	Nordic Council of Ministers.
Classifications
LC Classifications	GE90.S34 C66 1996
The Physical Object
Pagination	66 p. :
Number of Pages	66
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL415390M
ISBN 10	9291208272
LC Control Number	98118459

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