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Climate change and Arctic sustainable development : scientific, social, cultural and educational challenges

By: UNESCO. Small Islandsand Indigenous Knowledge Section.

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BookPublisher: Paris 2009; UNESCO Publishing Description: vvii, 356 p.ISBN: 9789231041396.Subject(s): SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT | LIVING CONDITIONS | MEDICAL ASPECTS | GLOBAL WARMING | ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION | ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION | SOCIAL CHANGE | ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | ECOSYSTEMS | CLIMATE CHANGE | BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY | ARCTIC REGION

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UNESCO organized a meeting on "Climate Change and Arctic Sustainable Development: scientific, social, cultural and educational chalenges" in Monaco, 3-6 March 2009.

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