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Green economy in a blue world

United Nations Environment Programme · 2012

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Our seas are among our most valuable natural resources, yet human beings are exploiting them. The authors argue that sectors dependent on the marine environment, such as aquaculture and coastal tourism, can become more profitable while also reducing their environmental footprint. The book likewise explores how sectors such as agriculture, energy, and deep-sea mining can contribute to the creation of sustainable marine environments. Thematic maps and illustrations are used very effectively.

Book details

Year
2012
Language
English
Publisher
United Nations Environment Programme
Editions
2
Pages
23
ISBN
9788277010977

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