COUNTRY ASSESSMENTS |
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For the last fifteen years
(1980-95), economic development in Asia has been little short of astonishing. But broadly
based growth in Asia has come at a great expense to the environment. The stark contrast
between Asias successful economic development and rapidly deteriorating
environments, particularly urban-industrial environments, makes this region the foremost
test of sustainable development. To learn more about the nature of industry-environment interactions in high-growth Asia, US-AEP examined the factors driving environmental, industrial, urban management in the ten Asian nations and territories listed to the left. The reports paint a clear and current picture of relatively complex trends in Asia and offer hope for environmental improvement with economic development. |
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