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Sustainable Mountain Development: North American Report
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This report begins with brief descriptions of North America’s major mountain ranges. Next, it explores some of the critical issues they face. The 11 themes discussed are:
- water
- glaciers
- minerals
- biodiversity
- climate change
- encroachment/wildland-urban interface
- conservation/protected areas
- recreation/ecotourism
- mountain events
- mineral extraction
- poverty/wealth discrepancies
Finally, the report highlights institutional/organizational initiatives on sustainable mountain development that are taking place within North America.
Year of publication
2012
Publication language (about uploaded file)
English
Type of publication
Terminal report
Publisher
Aspen International Mountain Foundation
Place of publication
Aspen, USA
Coverage
NORTH AMERICA
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