ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT (PALO VERDE–DEVERS TRANSMISSION LINE)
CONTENTS INTRODUCTION: INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION IN THE GLOBAL TWENTIETH CENTURY 1 FROM NATURE TO ENVIRONMENT: INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION BEFORE STOCKHOLM 2 ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEM-SOLVERS? SCIENTISTS AND THE STOCKHOLM CONFERENCE 3 DEVELOPING WORLD ENVIRONMENTAL COOPERATION: THE FOUNEX SEMINAR AND THE STOCKHOLM CONFERENCE 4 ONLY ONE EARTH: THE HOLY SEE AND ECOLOGY LUIGI PICCIONI 5 SOMETIMES IT’S THE ECONOMY, STUPID! INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, STEEL AND THE ENVIRONMENT 6 MAKING THE POLLUTER PAY: HOW THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES ESTABLISHED ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 7 (RE-)THINKING ENVIRONMENT AND ECONOMY: THE ORGANISATION FOR ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT 8 TOWARDS ‘SUSTAINABLE’ DEVELOPMENT: THE UNITED NATIONS, INGOS AND THE CRAFTING OF THE WORLD CONSERVATION STRATEGY 9 PROTECTING THE SOUTHERN OCEAN ECOSYSTEM: THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENDA OF ANTARCTIC DIPLOMACY AND SCIENCE 10 CONTROLLING THE AGENDA: SCIENCE, POLICY AND THE MAKING OF THE INTERGOVERNMENTAL PANEL ON CLIMATE CHANGE CONCLUSION: SETTING AGENDAS, BUILDING INSTITUTIONS AND SHAPING BINDING INTERNATIONAL COMMITMENTS