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Here is a "Call for Papers" for those who are working
on energy and the environment.
I should be most grateful if you would bring this announcement
to the attention of your friends/colleagues who might be interested
in it.
This message has been cross-posted to several energy and environment
related discussion lists and news groups. My apologies to those
who receive multiple copies.
Thank you.
T I E E S - 9 8
SECOND TRABZON INTERNATIONAL
27-29 July 1998
Objectives and Scopes
The First Symposium, TIEES-96 covered 13 keynote papers, nearly
200 technical papers from over 30 countries, and over 20 exhibitors.
By all considerations this meeting was a great success, as it
brought together researchers from different backgrounds and different
countries, all of whom have a common interest in energy and the
environment. Now the second Symposium, TIEES-98 will build up
on that success and widen its international and local participation.
The TIEES-98 is organized by the Karadeniz Technical University,
University of Victoria, University of Miami and Istanbul Technical
University.
The TIEES-98 is planned to provide a forum for researchers and
practitioners from all over the world to exchange information,
present new developments, and discuss the future direction and
priorities in the field of energy and environment. The language
of the TIEES-98 is English.
Papers describing current research on energy and environment from
fundamental sciences to applied technologies are hereby solicited.
Some key areas of the TIEES-96 include, but are not limited to:
Venue
The TIEES-98 will be held in Trabzon, the largest and the most
attractive city on the East Black Sea Region of Turkey. Being
located on the Black Sea Coast, Trabzon can be easily reached
by air, coach or ferry. The city contains many historical and
touristic sites such as the old city walls, mosques, temples,
and it offers a variety of cultural events which will make your
stay a lasting memory.
Format
The format of the TIEES-98 will be arranged with the major elements
as general papers presented in oral and poster sessions, keynote
papers by invited speakers, and panel sessions on special subjects.
There will also be film and video sessions, equipment and book
exhibitions, and social events and tours. Overhead projectors
and 35 mm slide projectors will be provided. Video recorders and
monitors or 16 mm movie projectors will be supplied if requested
in advance. In addition, there will be programs for accompanying
persons during the Symposium, and pre-and post-Symposium tours
will also be organised.
All papers will be reviewed under the direction of the International
Advisory Committee. Accepted papers in English only will be published
in the Proceedings of the Symposium. Authors are required to present
their papers in poster sessions personally.
Accommodation forms will be sent to contributors and participants
with the second announcement. Trabzon has a wide variety of hotels
close to Karadeniz Technical University, where the Symposium will
be held.
Proceedings
The proceedings will contain all contributed and invited papers,
and will be published by BEGELL HOUSE, Inc. The proceedings will
be sent to the contributors by the Publisher some time after the
Symposium. A Volume of Abstracts will be included in the registration
package.
Language
The official language of the Symposium is English. Simultaneous
translation services will not be available.
Deadlines
Professor Sadik Dost
Professor Teoman Ayhan
A new guide to a broad spectrum of information about environmental,
natural resource, and sustainable development issues in the Baltic
sea region was officially launched April 29 in Stockholm, Sweden.
Named Ballerina for the Baltic Sea Region On-line Environmental
Resources for Internet Access, the new Web Site is intended to
serve environmentally concerned citizens in the Baltic Sea region,
and elsewhere, ranging from students to professional environmental
managers and scientists. Ballerina also provides links to a collection
of relevant on-line resources, and aims at actively stimulating
further on-line publishing of information concerning the Baltic
Sea Region.
Ballerina is financially supported by the European Environment
Agency, the Ministries of Environment in Norway and Sweden, and
the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency. Acting lead parties
are UNEP/GRID-Arendal and the Stockholm Marine Research Centre.
For further information:
Dr. Sindre Langaas
This will be the third successful Solutions exhibition, covering
the essential elements of water, waste and environment for industry,
local authorities, consultants and lawyers. In association with
Solutions, IBC UK Conferences Ltd. have organised four environmental
seminars during the 1997 event, designed to update delegates on
the latest environmental issues within various industry sectors,
whilst complementing the exhibition at Solutions.
The subject areas to be covered include:
For further information, contact:
Tiffany Goubard
For the last twenty-five years, the Limmat Foundation has been
actively involved in philanthropic work throughout the industrialized
and the developing worlds. On the occasion of our anniversary,
we are organizing an International conference on Social enterprise
(ICSE) as an opportunity to bring professionals and interested
individuals together to explore this important topic. It is a
pleasure to be able to invite you to this event.
Organizations involved in social and development activities are
often grouped together under a "non" label (NGO,
nonprofit organization). And yet they are primarily social enterprises,
which should aim at achieving a profit: the improvement of the
living conditions of those in need. The ICSE hopes not only to
strengthen this enterpreneurial consciousness, but also to offer
the possibility of measuring the often unquantifiable results
of these social enterprises, so that we can ultimately improve
upon their success.
For further information:
Francois Geinoz, Director
SIXTH ANNUAL BUSINESS STRATEGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT CONFERENCE
Further details from:
ERP Environment
(6-8 Oct.1997, Washington, DC, USA)
Further information from:
The World Bank
(10-13 Oct.1997, Leeuwenhorst Conference Centre, Noordwijkerhout,
The Netherlands)
Further information from:
LOICZ Core Project Office
Conference Theme:
Local and Global Communities: Complexity and Responsibility
SHE conferences emphasise interdisciplinary approaches to education,
research, and applied problem-solving. The meeting is co-sponsored
by a variety of international associations. The SHE - IX Conference
will be held in conjunction with the 25th year Silver Anniversary
of the College of the Atlantic, an institution fully dedicated
to the study of human ecology.
For information contact:
Dr. Melville Cote, Executive Director
(6-8 Nov.1997, Valletta, Malta)
Further information from:
The Secretary International Conference
(13-17 Oct.1997)
Participants will be introduced to a range of approaches to outdoor
learning through practical workshops and discussions. They will
be encouraged to design activities suitable for their own sites
and organisations.
This course will enable countryside staff to look at ways of strengthening
links with schools and will assist them in understanding the educational
system.
Further details from:
Geoff Cooper, Head of Centres
(9-13 Sept.'97, Minsk, Belarus)
Main Issues:
cleanup technologies, remedial investigations, conversion of former
military sites to productive enterprises.
Language: Russian, English
Contact:
Ms. Janet L.Smith, Arthur D.Little, Inc
Will focus on international financing, subsidies and grants, environmental
management systems, renewable energy resources, and waste treatment
in Member states of the EU and CEE.
Language:
English, German
Contact:
Ingeborg Ledermair
COORDINATION OF REGIONAL AND NATIONAL MATERIAL FLOW ACCOUNTING
FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
Main objectives:
to inform decisionmakers about the potential of national and regional
Material Flow Accounting (MFA), exemplify the political relevance
of MFA, and provide an overview of the main fields of MFA research.
Language: English
Contact:
Dr. Stefan Bringezu
Main topics include:
politics of the environment and sustainability; relations between
social, economic and environmental policies; the nature of policy
formulation, implementation and impact; conditions for policy
success.
Language:
English
Contact:
European Environment Conference
Main objectives:
analyze major issues confronting civil society including: legal
and regulatory environments, visibility and understanding, resource
mobilization, capacity building, and information technology.
Language:
English
Contact:
Mr. Miklos Barabas
Agenda:
sampling and sample preparation; decomposition, pre-concentration
and separation techniques; determination and speciation of inorganic
and organic components in raw materials, ores, geochemical samples;
monitoring of environment; evaluation and interpretation of analytical
data; quality control; new trends in analytical instrumentation;
commercial presentation.
Language:
English, Slovak, Czech
Contact:
Ing. Hana Mjartanová, Secretary
(6-10 Oct. '97, Constanta, Romania)
Workshop topics include:
physical and chemical processes, ecological processes, contamination,
oil contamination, modeling of Black Sea ecosystems.
Contact:
Dr. Alexandru S. Bologa
During the past years, many conferences on Renewable Energies
were held. Now we shall implement the first conference dealing
exclusively with the decisive question of how to finance investments
for Renewable Energies.
In five "sessions", the Conference shows a wide spectrum
of options to finance Renewable Energies and the specific structures
of financing and calculation methods in view of Renewable Energies.
Contact:
Tel.: +49.228.362 373
Contact:
FNNPE Headquarters
This collection of research papers covers the evolution of private
capital flows to developing countries in the 1990s, the integration
of developing countries into the international financial system,
and the management of capital flows between developing countries.
Available from:
UN Publications
This report from the World Bank combines key economic information
from major public and private organizations worldwide and statistics
from over 200 economies to provide a comprehensive picture of
modern development. The report also contains over 75 tables on
topics such as malnutrition, global patterns in tax rates and
traffic congestion.
Available from:
World Bank
Available from:
UN Research Institute for Social Development
Available from:
FAO
Available from:
UN Publications
This book considers various types of microfinance schemes and
compares their effectiveness in reducing poverty. The authors
emphasize the importance of studying local contexts and considering
the macroeconomic factors of a particular county.
Available from:
Oxfam
Available from:
International NGO Training
Available from:
California Institute of Public Affairs
All those who would like to get better acquainted with both the
network and the Chronicle can be advised to resd the book funded
by the Ministry of Agriculture, Nature Managemnet and Fisheries,
Directorate for Nature Management, of the Netherlands. The address
of the publisher is Sabashnikov Publishers, Frunzenskaya nab.38/1,
119270 Moscow, Russia.
Collection of "Chronicle of Nature" data for 1991-1992.
Editor A.E.Volkov, pp.1-270.
Russian Research Institute of Nature Conservation and Biodiversity
Conservation Centre Publishers Moscow 1996. In English.
A high percentage of the species described, particularly in the
vascular plant section, occur in South Crimea or in the Carpathians,
thus indicating the importance of those regions as outstanding
plant biodiversity centres of pan-European or even global importance.
The species are classified in 7 threat categories corresponding
to the former IUCN Red list categories. In Ukraine, contrary to
most other countries, the Red Data Books have a certain legal,
or perhaps better to say "official" status ascribed
to them by decisions of the sopreme Council of Ukraine and enacted
by the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine.
Edited by Y.R. Shelyag-Sosonka. pp.1-608, 541 colour pictures,
541 distribution maps.
Publishing House "Ukrainskaya Encyklopedia" named after
M.P.Bazhan, Kiev 1996.
The long expected plant red list for the united Germany has finally
been published by the German Federal nature conservation authority.
It actually includes 12 red lists for different groups of plants
starting with ferns and flowering plants - naturally the most
elaborated one. The complication of the lists was carried out
by numerous teams of authors involving top specialists. Although
using their own threat categories, the authors have presented
them according to the new IUCN Red List Categories in a slightly
modified national version.
In the whole voluminous work more than 13, 500 plant species have
been mentioned and considered. Germany as one of the largest European
countries hosts a rich, well explored flora, which is both subject
to a significant impact of civilisation and already traditionally
taken care for by nature conservation. This methodologically and
scientifically fine work is of high international relevance and
importance in the field of plant species conservation. The price
of the book is 39.80 DEM and it can be ordered from:
Landwirtschaftverlag GmbH
Edited by G.Ludwig and M.Schnittler, pp.10744, I-XVI.
Schriftenreihe fur Vegetationskunde, Heft 28, Bundesamt fur Naturschutz
(Federal Office for Nature Conservation), Bonn-Bad Godesberg 1996.
In German.
Building partnerships is also an important element of the IUCN's
European action plan "Parks for Life". Over thirty descriptions
of a range of activities from many parts of the world, although
almost exclusively not from Europe may in spite of the latter
fact and maybe just because of it serve as inspiring reading for
European protected area friends. The publication can be requested
through the IUCN Publication Services Unit.
Edited by Jeffrey A. McNeely, IUCN, pp.i-xiii, 302.
Published by Island Press, Washington, DC, 1995.
The SNFP is a cooperative effort of the REC and the Nonprofit
Enterprise and Self-sustainability Team (NESsT) to encourage and
assist environmental NGOs in CEE to identify the long-term, financial
resources necessary to ensure the on-going sustainability of their
programmatic activities.
The SNFP will initially focus on the Czech Republic, Hungary,
Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia, investigating the level and type
of self-financing mechanisms utilized by NGOs, obstacles to implementing
such approaches, and the current regulatory environment (legal,
tax and fiscal instruments employed by regional authorities) for
eco-enterprise.
REC and NESsT will also work closely with a small group of environmental
NGOs from each country to launch new or expand existing eco-enterprises.
The project will evaluate the effectivenes of these self-financing
approaches and outline a set of policy and program recommendations
for NGOs and policy makers to foster such initiatives. Meanwhile,
the REC and NESsT will work to widely disseminate the SNFP findings
in an effort to increase regional awareness of the importance
of alternative, NGO self-financing mechanisms.
For more information contact:
REC
Tech-Know is a new environmental technology Web-site which allows
developers worldwide to market their innovative technologies on-line.
having debuted this year, over one thousand technologies have
already been entered into Tech-Know while the database is being
accessed by some 22,000 users from 75 nations worldwide each month.
"Tech-Know can turn a desktop computer into a worldwide
marketplace", said Steve Wassersug, President of the
Global Environment & Technology Foundation (GETF) which developed
Tech-Know.
In 1994, GETF developed Tech-Know's World Wide Web predecessor,
the Global Network of Environment & Technology (GNET), to
encourage the deployment of environmental technologies produced
by the US government. GNET now provides daily news and information
on contract opportunities, market trends, and environmental initiatives.
The new Tech-Know database, housed within GNET, provides summaries
and information on development, intellectual property status,
costs and licensing availability of new technologies, while searches
are performed via targeted contaminants, media or names. Users
must register, but there is no cost to use Tech-Know, and anyone
with access to the Internet and a Web browser, such as Netscape
2.0 or Microsoft Internet Explorer 2.0, can take advantage of
the database.
A useful marketing tool and a cost-effective way to publicize
a new technology to a targeted audience, Tech-Know brings new
technologies to Internet users seeking technical solutions to
environmental problems. One success story involves an American
Business owner who entered information on new microwave virtification
technology into Tech-Know.
The result was a call from a Russian governmental official who
was seeking just such a technology, and a potential sale, which
he now credits to Tech-Know. GNET is located at:
http://www.gnet.org
For more information, contact:
Steve Wassersug
At a special ceremony held in Madrid, Spain, in April 1997, the
President of EUROPA NOSTRA, His Royal Highness Prince Henrik of
Denmark officially announced the 1997 winners of EUROPA NOSTRA
Medals. They are being granted to individuals who have undertaken
sustained and exemplary work in favour of the protection and/or
enhancement of the European architectural or natural heritage.
After consideration of a great number of excellent submissions,
the 1997 Medals have been awarded to: the late Dr Architetto Renato
Bazzoni (Italy) for his lifetime's work devoted to Italy's architectural
and natural heritage as planner, restorer, teacher and writer;
Mrs Carmen de Ortueta de Salas (Spain) for her exemplary work,
sustained over many years, notably in the rehabilitation of the
Convecto de la Coria in the ancient city of Trujillo and the creation
of Hispania Nostra; Professor Dr. h. c. Dieter Stolte (Germany)
for his great personal and sustained commitment to the conservation
of cultural monuments, especially as Director General of the ZDF
- Second German Television Channel. Past recipients include Professor
Aleksander Gieysztor, former Director of the Royal Palace in Warsaw,
Poland.
In April 1996, the "Zapovedniki" (Zapovedniks - the
Russian type of strict nature reserves) Environmental Education
Centre started its work in Moscow. This is a special WWF project
supported by funds provided by the Swiss Government. Its main
objective is to promote the Russian protected areas, their importance
and role among the broad general public in the country. It acts
as a focal point working with park managers and mass-media, organizing
exhibitions, publishing various materials, developing campaigns
and holding conferences and competitions. The Director of the
centre is Ms Natalya Danilina.
Contact:
Institute of Economies
The year 1996 was the eighth warmest on record since 1860, and
the 18th consecutive year with positive global temperature anomalies,
according to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). In its
annual statement on the status of the global climate, WMO says
heavy precipitation affecting many parts of the world was the
most predominant feature of 1996, especially in Southern Europe,
parts of Nothern Africa and the Middle East. It warns that the
ozone hole over the Antarctic is "just as prominent as
it has been in recent years, with significant ozone depletion
over the nothern hemisphere-especially in Europe, the Arctic and
north-eastern Atlantic Oceans during the January-March period."
The statement is based on continuous observations made over land
and ocean by the national meteorological and hydrological services
of WMO member countries.
Contact:
Information Public Affairs Office, WMO
The World Bank has published a new report entitled 1997 World
Development Indicators, which draws on the expertise of dozens
of international organizations along with statistics from over
200 economies, to offer a comprehensive picture of the state of
the world. The report "starts from the premise that development
is about the quality of life," said World Bank President
James Wolfensohn. "It places people and poverty reduction
first, at the centre of the development agenda where they belong."
The report includes statistics on people, including population,
life expectancy and infant mortality; economic overviews on emerging
economies and smaller developing ones; markets and technology,
including the number of computers per every1000 people in developed
and developing countries; and statistics on the environment, such
as safe drinking water and energy consumption per capita.
Contact:
Phil Hay
The application of biodiversity indicators and targets was the
subject of a forum at UN headquarters attended by more than 85
scientific, technical and policy experts prior to the fifth session
of the Commission on Sustainable Development (CSD). The sixth
Global Biodiversity Forum, held from 3-4 April, emphasized the
use of targets and indicators as tools to support implementation
of Agenda 21 and the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD).
The forum, whose co-sponsors included the UN Environment Programme,
World Wide Fund for Nature and the World Resources Institute,
concentrated on national reports required under the CBD and the
CSD. Participants representing 25 governments, several NGOs, intergovernmental
organizations and indigenous groups, also discussed the possibility
of developing a core set of biodiversity indicators that could
be used in the national reports. The forum's recommendations include:
Contact:
Sheldon Cohen, BIONET
The secretariat of the World Trade Organization organized a symposium
on trade, the environment and sustainable development from 20-21
May in Geneva. Over 70 representatives of environment, development
and consumer NGOs, as well as individual businesses and
business associations, met with government delegates and the WTO
secretariat. Panel speakers discussed globalization, trade and
sustainable development; synergies between trade liberalization
and the environment; the relationship between multilateral environmental
agreements and the WTO; the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects
of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPs) as it affects environmental
issues; market access; tariff and non-tariff measures and the
environment; and relations between the WTO and NGOs.
Australia, Canada and the Netherlands provided funding for
participation of developing country NGOs. Some panel speakers,
noting the importance of NGO contributions, urged other governments
to consider doing likewise. NGOs said governments should invest
in NGO capacity building on trade-related issues in the South
and documents should be derestricted more quickly. They said some
documents should not be restricted at all, especially if NGOs
are to do more advocacy at the national level, as called for by
WTO member states.
Some speakers observed a growing trust and dialogue between NGOs
and WTO delegates, which they said is essential to ensure good
trade rules. They also called for a more permanent mechanism to
facilitate NGO consultations with the WTO.
Contact:
Peter Pedersen
Newsletter reporting on the activites of the CEE CAP network:
Central and Eastern European Consumption and Production Paterns.
Why such a network? Changing consumption and production patterns
is at the core of making sustainable development operational.
By now there is quite a lot of specialized knowledge and environmental
policy proposals, as adopted to the situation of economies in
transition.
This is however still dispersed in different countries in the
region. By communication and learning from each other we can make
an effective use of accumulated knowledge in order to build up
tools and capacity for NGOs and local communities to educate consumers
and producers, and to lobby decision makers. The setting up of
the network is coordinated by UMANOTERA, the Slovenian Foundation
for Sustainable Development.
Published by the
European environmental citizens organisations are calling for
a Pan-European Campaign for transparency and participation. Environmentalists
all over Europa can use the opportunities that arise from the
Pan-European political agenda to claim rights for access to environmental
information, for involvement in decisionmaking, for access to
justice where governments or business are violating environmental
laws. This newsletter describes the opportunities you have and
the events and other forms of assistance available, if needed.
Published by Friends of the Earth Europe, Stichting Natuur en
Milieu, Borrowed Nature and European Environmental Bureau.
For information you can contact the newsletter editor:
Mara Silina - FOE Europe
The European Commission Directorate-General for Environment (DGXI)
is extending help to the applicant countries from Central and
Eastern Europe. A newsletter, to be published 10 times per year
will be available on paper and on the Internet. The newsletter,
Enlarging the Environment, is aimed at helping applicant states
in their attempts to get their environmental situation in line
with EU laws and regulations. The newsletter will summarise proposals
for new EU environmental legislation and policy and reports on
changes under discussion by the Commission and Environment Council.
The newsletter is aimed primarily at national government officials
dealing with approximation issues.
In addition to the newsletter, DGXI has opened a telephone helpline
for government officials and NGOs dealing with approximation of
legislation in the 10 applicant states. The helpline service is
primarily aimed at officials involved in writing and implementing
environmental laws in the 10 applicant states. It answers specific
questions and put callers in touch with other Commission services
and departments.
For information contact the helpline in Brussels:
Tel.: +32.2.296 8746
It had to happen one day. An international magazine which aims
to put people all over the world in touch with developments in
Dutch environmental policy belongs on the Internet. So, as of
1 July 1997, Environmental News from the Netherlands readers will
be able to visit ENN's own website, giving them a unique opportunity
to access information in English about Dutch environmental policy.
Naturally, the most recent issue will be available on the site.
Readers will also be able to e-mail interviews, access past articles
using a handy subject classification, and cross-reference directly
to other English-language publications about Dutch environmental
policy. You will also be able to put any more general questions
you have to our special helpdesk. The articles will contain hyperlinks
to websites where you can read more about particular subjects.
In other words, with ENN on the Internet, you are even more likely
to be inspired by all the people in the Netherlands working for
a better environment, either professionally or in their free time.
We'll keep you up-to-date in the printed edition.
Office:
Central Department for Information and External Relations (IPC
120)
CENTRAL AND EAST EUROPEAN
GREENWAY
No. 34
The Greenway Newsletter, No. 34, 1997
Publisher: Greenway, P.O.Box 163, 814 99 Bratislava, Slovakia,
tel/fax: +421-7-5414674 ;
E-mail: greenway@isternet.sk
Edited by: Elena Vartíková
Printed in: CANON COPY SHOP, Seberíniho 1, Bratislava,
Slovakia
Dr. Ibrahim Dincer
TIEES-98 Symposium Chair
Department of Mechanical Engineering
University of Victoria
Victoria, B.C. V8W 3P6
CANADA
tel.: +1.250.721-6039
fax: +1.250.721-6051
E-mail:
idincer@me.uvic.ca
ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT SYMPOSIUM
Karadeniz Technical University, Trabzon, TURKEY
For general and technical enquiries, and abstract submission,
please contact:
TIEES-98
Department of Mechanical Engineering
University of Victoria
Victoria, B.C. V8W 3P6
CANADA
Tel: (250) 721-8900
Fax: (250) 721-6051
E-mail:
sdost@me.uvic.ca
TIEES-98
Department of Mechanical
Engineering
Karadeniz Technical University
Trabzon 61080
TURKEY
Tel: (462) 325-3223
Fax: (462) 325-5526
E-mail:
tiees-98@ovms02.bim.ktu.edu.tr
E-mail:
langaas@grida.no
Internet:
http://www.balticregion.net/
(10-11 Sept. 1997, Porters Suite, G-Mex, Manchaster, UK)
on the Bookings Hotline
Tel.: +44.171.453 2702
Fax: +44.171.631 3214
(18 Sept. '97, Kongresshaus, Zurich, Switzerland)
Rosenbuhlstrasse 32
CH-8044 Zurich
Switzerland
Tel.: +41.1.252 2838
Fax: +41.1.252 2877
E-mail:
limmat@limmat.org
Internet:
http://www.limmat.org
Environmental Policies in Europe: Towards Sustainability?
(15-16 Sept.1997, University of Leeds, Leeds, UK)
(18-19 Sept.1997, University of Leeds, Leeds, UK)
PO Box 75
Shipley
West Yorkshire BD17 6EZ
UNITED KINGDOM
ESSD5
Room S7-040
1818 H Street, NW
Washington DC 20433
USA
Netherlands Institute for Sea Research
PO Box 59
1790 AB Den Burg
Texel
THE NETHERLANDS
Fax: +31.222.369 430
E-mail:
loicz@nioz.nl
Internet:
http://www.nioz.nl/loicz/osmnot.htm
c/o College of the Atlantic
105 Eden Street, Bar Haubour
Maine 04609
USA
Fax: +1.207.288 4126
E-mail:
sheconference@ecology.coa.edu
Human Resources & Future Generations in Islands & Small
states
Future Generations Programme
University Building
St Paul's Street
Valletta-VLT07
MALTA
Tel.: +356.234.121/2, 248.218, 240.748
Fax: +356.230.551
E-mail:
ibrig@cis.um.edu.mt
Low Bank Ground OEC
Coniston
Cumbria LA21 8AA
UNITED KINGDOM
ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF DEMILITARIZATION
Ancorn Park
Cambridge, MA 02140
USA
Tel.: +1.617.498 5477
Fax :+1.617.498 7019
E-mail:
Smith.Janet@ADLittle.com
Tel.: +43.1727.203 88
Wuppertal Institute
PO Box 100480
D-42004 Wuppertal
GERMANY
Tel.: +49.202.249 2119
Fax :+49.202.249 2138
E-mail:
conaccount@wupperinst.org
Internet:
http://www.leidenuniv.nl/interfac/cml/conaccou
Organizer ERP Environment
PO Box 75, Shipley
West Yorkshire BD17 6EZ
UNITED KINGDOM
Tel.: +44.1274.530 408
Fax: +44.1274.530 409
ENGAGING OUR PARTNERS
European house
Dezso utca 3
Budapest 1016
HUNGARY
Tel.: +36.1.156 8440
Fax: +36.1.156 8499
E-mail:
civil@mail.elender.hu
Geological Survey of Slovak republic
Geoanalytical Laboratories
Markušova cesta 1
052 40 Spišská Nová Ves
SLOVAK REPUBLIC
Tel.: +421.965.425 512
Fax: +421.965.426 096
E-mail:
galsnv@atlantel.trynet.sk
CHALLENGES AND REMEDIES
Romanian Marine Research Institute
Blvd. Mamaia 300
RO-8700 Constanta 3
ROMANIA
Tel.: +40.41.643 288
Fax: +40.41.831 274
E-mail:
abologa@alpha.rmri.ro
FINANCING RENEWABLE ENERGIES
The Conference addresses mainly banks, insurances, international
organizations, public administrations, and private as well as
public sponsors of energy projects.
Fax: +49.228.361 279
E-mail:
inter-office@eurosolar.org
Internet:
http://www.eurosolar.org
(9-12 Oct. '97, Freyung-Grafenau Bavarian Forest, Germany)
Krollstrasse 5
D-94481 Grafenau
GERMANY
Tel.: +49.8552.96100
Fax: +49.8552.961019
Palais des Nations
CH-1211 Geneva
Switzerland
Fax: +41.22.917 0027
E-mail:
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ENVIRONMENTAL NGOs NETWORK
NEWSLETTER
1997
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