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Environmental assessment sourcebook.
By: World Bank.
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BookSeries: World Bank Technical Paper No.139. Publisher: Washington : Bank, 1991Subject(s): Environment Protection | Environmental policy -- Human environment -- Economic development/. -- Environmental policy -- Human environment -- Economic development/. -- Environmental policy -- Human environment -- Economic developmentSummary: A source book designed to facilitate the environmental assessment process.
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Volume 1: policies, procedures and cross sectional issues.
A source book designed to facilitate the environmental assessment process.
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