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Month: June 2007

Posted on 16 June 200713 March 2008

Understanding environmental conflicts

I have finished my dissertation, which is titled: ‘When environmentalists collide: understanding conflicting views and values of environmentalists to wind energy’. You can download a pdf version from my Select Works site. By way of a tempter, here is an abstract for a paper I will draw from the dissertation. Wind energy is one of … Continue reading Understanding environmental conflicts

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  • The Port Phillip Channel Deepening Project and environmental law: A model for ecologically sustainable development?
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  • When environmentalists collide: understanding conflicting views and values of environmentalists to wind energy
  • The implementation of international environmental treaties in Vietnam
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