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The Himalayan dilemma : reconciling development and conservation

By: Ives, Jack D.

Contributor(s): Meserli, Bruno.

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BookPublisher: New York 1989; Universidad de las Naciones Unidas ; Routledge Description: 295 p.ISBN: 0415011574.Subject(s): HIMALAYAS | DEFORESTATION | POPULATION PRESSURE | POPULATION GROWTH | ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION | HUMAN ECOLOGYOnline resources: Click here to access online

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This book seeks to examine the basis of the widely supported prediction that the Himalayan region is inevitably drifting into a situation of environmental aupercrisis and collapse, a process of thought to which we we refer as the Theory of Himalayan Environmental Degradation.

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