Acting globally : the changing role of local government in environmental management in Australia, 1991-93 : summary and recommendations.

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TextPublication details: Canberra : Australian National University, 1993Description: 7 pSubject(s):

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363.7068 ACT

Subject: Examines the flow of decision-making information in the key management sectors and work areas which go to make up the system of national environmental management. The aim is to identify the relationships between the key sectors of Local, State and Federal government, industry, conservations, and higher education as these support Local Authorities in their role as the base unit of global environmental management

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Examines the flow of decision-making information in the key management sectors and work areas which go to make up the system of national environmental management. The aim is to identify the relationships between the key sectors of Local, State and Federal government, industry, conservations, and higher education as these support Local Authorities in their role as the base unit of global environmental management

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