Browsing Serials by Author "Communication Division"
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Deserts and Drylands - Our Planet Volume 17 No 1
(2006)The United Nations Environment Programme's flagship magazine. -
Energy - Our Planet Vol. 14 No. 3, 2004
(UNEP, 2004)Access to energy is essential if the United Nations Millennium Development Goals and the WSSD Plan of Implementation are to be achieved, and the proportion of the world’s people in poverty is to be halved by 2015. -
Freshwater - Our Planet Vol. 14 No. 1 2003
(2003)This year’s slogan for World Environment Day is ‘Water: Two Billion People are Dying for It!’. It is incumbent on the 4 billion who are not, to renew their respect for wate by valuing every drop. -
Our Planet - October 2016: Urban solutions: Making cities strong, smart, sustainable
(2016-10)In this issue of Our Planet, government leaders, environmental policy makers, and experts in settlements and urban health examine the challenges and opportunities of our rapidly urbanizing world. -
Our Planet Vol. 16 No. 1 - Green Cities
(2005)The battles to eradicate poverty and deliver the Millennium Development Goals will be won or lost by whether we can manage the urban environment effectively and creatively. If we can – as the examples of Dar es Salaam and ... -
Our Planet Volume 16 No 2: Nature's Capital and the Millennium Development Goals
(United Nations Environment Programme, 2005)The United Nations Environment Programme's flagship magazine. -
Our Planet: seas, oceans and small islands
(UNEP, 2004)The United Nations Environment Programme's flagship magazine. -
Our Planet: the rule of law and the Millennium Development Goals
(2005)The United Nations Environment Programme's flagship magazine. -
Renewable Energy - Our Planet Vol. 16 No. 4
(UNEP, 2006)The United Nations Environment Programme's flagship magazine. -
Women, Health and the Environment - Our Planet Vol. 15 No. 2
(2004)This edition of Our Planet celebrates women, and underlines their unique vulnerability to environment-related health problems, from water and sanitation issues to ones of indoor air pollution. -
World Heritage and Protected Areas - Our Planet Vol. 14 No. 2
(2003)The United Nations Foundation has become the first funding organization to designate the elite World Heritage sites as the explicit focus of its biodiversity work. The increased resources and vigour that it has brought to ...
