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Herausgeber:
Prof. Dr. Arnim
Bechmann
(1943-2014, 71)
Leiter des SYNÖK-Instituts
Professor für
Landschaftsökonomie, Zukunftsforscher
Tätig am Inst. für
Landschaftsökonomie, FB Landschaftsentwicklung, Techn. Univ. Berlin
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INHALT
Vorwort IX
Einleitung und
Zusammenfassung XI
A. Die globale Herausforderung XI
B. Die
US-Interessen XIII
C. Lösungen zeichnen sich ab XVI
D. Zusammenfassung der Empfehlungen XXI
1. Population 1
A. Population Assistance 5
B. Biomedical Research 8
C. Policy Development 10
D. Public Awareness 11
2. Food and
Agriculture 13
A. Assistance and Cooperation for Agricultural Progress 16
B. Sustaining Croplands and
Rangelands 20
C. Technical Measures To Increase Food Output 31
D. Food Security 40
3. Renewable Energy Resources and
Conservation 42
A. International Proposals 44
B. Domestic
Recommendations 60
4. Tropical Forests 66
A. World Program for Improved Tropical Forest Management 70
B. Strengthening U.S. C
apabilities 72
C. U.S. Support for International Programs 78
5. Biological Diversity 84
A. Comprehensive U.S. Strategy 87
B. Identification and Protection of Global Biological
Resources 89
C. Technical Assistance for Training and
Education 96
D. Institution Building in Other Nations 99
E. Design of Ecosystems
Reserves 99
F. Improving U.S. Ability To Offer Technical A
ssistance 100
G. Enforcement of Controls on Trade in Protected
Species 101
H. Introduction of Exotic
Species 101
6. Coastal and Marine Resources
.................................................... 103
A. Sustainable Fisheries Management
.................................................... 104
B. Coastal Habitat
Protection..................................................................
108
C. Pollution
............................................................................................
112
D. Marine
Sanctuaries.............................................................................
114
E. Whaling
.............................................................................................
115
F. Antarctica
...........................................................................................
115
7. Water
Resources......................................................................
118
A. Data, Policy, and
Planning............................................................ 120
B. Training in Water Resources Management
.................................. 121
C. R esearch
...................................................................................................
122
D. Drinking Water and Sanitation
............................................................ 123
E. Conflict Resolution
................................................................................
124
8. Global
Pollution............................................................................................
126
A. Contamination from Hazardous Substances......................... 126
B. Nuclear Wastes
......................................................................................
133
C. Global Atmospheric and Climate P roblem
s......................................... 137
9. Sustainable Development
...................................................................... 145
A. International A
ssistance.........................................................................
148
B. Bilateral Assistance
................................................................................
151
C. Integrating Natural Resource and Environment Considerations . . . 152
D. Technical A
ssistance................................................................................
155
10. Institutional Changes: Improving Our National Capacity
To Respond . . 156
A. The Government’s Predictive Capability
............................................. 157
B. Policymaking on Long-Term Global I s s u e
s......................................... 163
C. International Initiatives
.........................................................................
179
D. Public Awareness
...................................................................................
188
E.
Conclusion...............................................................................................
192
Appendix.
Global Future Staff and Participants 193
Index 198 |
