Environmental Problems of Developing Countries

Rashmi Mayur

The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1979, vol. 444, issue 1, 89-101

Abstract: The planet is over-populated and its limited resources, unevenly distributed among the world's people, are being used at an accelerated pace. The implications of man's violence to the environment are serious throughout the world and particularly in less developed countries such as India. Air, water, land, and noise pollution constantly imperil quality of life and must be controlled and managed with all the skill at our disposal if man and his environment are to survive.

Date: 1979
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