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Old sins : industrial metabolism, heavy metal pollution, and environmental transition in Central Europe

By: Anderberg, Stefan.

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BookPublisher: Tokyo Laxenburg 2000; United Nations University Press ; International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis Description: viii, 194 p.ISBN: 9280810499.Subject(s): METALS | ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT | CENTRAL EUROPE | RIVER BASINS | INDUSTRIAL RESTRUCTURING | INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION

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ENV B21475

This book is based on the work of two IIASA projects focused on environmental development in two regions of Central Europe: the Rhine Basin and the Black Triangle-Upper Silesia region.

UNU B21474

This book is based on the work of two IIASA projects focused on environmental development in two regions of Central Europe: the Rhine Basin and the Black Triangle-Upper Silesia region.

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