Natural Resources Forum

1976 - 2025

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Sustainable development in Asia: the current state and policy options pp. 263-279: Sardar M N Islam and Ainsley Jolley
Deregulation of petroleum product prices: the case of India pp. 281-291: Subhes C Bhattacharyya
Sustainable energy development in rural Asia pp. 293-303: Kui‐Nang Mak and Walter Shearer
The regional impacts of small‐scale gold mining in Amazonia pp. 305-317: Oswaldo Bezerra, Adalberto Veríssimo and Christopher Uhl
Implications of environmental degradation in Nigeria pp. 319-332: K Akinbami J‐f, I O Akinwumi and A T Salami
Alternatives for private participation in the provision of water services pp. 333-341: Terence R Lee

Planning for change and sustainability in water development in Lao PDR and the Mekong River basin pp. 175-187: Jeffrey W Jacobs
Implementing gender policy in the water and sanitation sector pp. 189-197: Susan Schaefer Davis
Joint mineral ventures in the former Soviet Union: prospects, problems and realities pp. 199-213: James P Dorian and Peter S Kort

Editorial pp. iii-iv: Marcia Brewster
Beijing and beyond: women's leadership in sustainable natural resource management pp. 85-90: Bella Abzug and Inji Islam
Gender aspects in the management of water pp. 91-103: Christine van Wijk, Esther de Lange and David Saunders
Water resources and development of women in arid regions in northern China pp. 105-109: Zhou Wei‐wen
Donor policies and gender in the water and sanitation sector pp. 111-116: Frances Cleaver and Katja Jobes
Artisanal mining: an economic stepping stone for women pp. 117-122: Béatrice Labonne
Impact of mining on Nauruan women pp. 123-134: Nancy J Pollock
Integrating gender and environment in NGO training pp. 135-144: Samia Galal Saad
Women and energy resources management pp. 145-152: Ilse Marks
Gender analysis and international financial institutions pp. 153-161: Eric Griffin
Financing Agenda 21: the insurance market and the environment pp. 163-165: Ashok Nigam

Water and sustainability pp. 1-15: Paul D Raskin, Evan Hansen and Robert M Margolis
The Palestinian water crisis pp. 17-26: Jad Isaac and Jan Selby
Environmental issues for developing countries arising from liberalized trade in the mining industry pp. 27-35: Alyson Warhurst and Richard Isnor
The investment climate for gold mining pp. 37-48: C Linda Slater
Suggested policies to encourage coalbed methane development in China pp. 49-57: Sun Maoyuan and Huang Shengchu
Utilization of coalbed methane pp. 59-68: John B Gustavson
Observations on enviironmental sustainability, environmental politics and environmental diplomacy pp. 69-72: Jaroslav Balek
Are there limits to growth? The need for a transition to a solar‐based economy pp. 73-77: Derek Lovejoy

Editorial pp. 259-259: Boutros Boutros‐Ghali
At the 50th anniversary of the UN pp. 261-267: Ayesha K Dias
Multilayer thin film silicon solar cells pp. 269-273: Martin A Green and With an introduction by Derek Lovejoy
Financing investments in water supply and sanitation pp. 275-283: Terence R Lee
Natural resource degradation in a small watershed in Nepal pp. 285-296: Gopal B Thapa and Karl E Weber
The mine permitting process pp. 297-307: Wade E Martin and Azócar H Felipe
Mining disasters caused and controlled by mankind: The case for coal mining and other minerals pp. 309-319: Raja V Ramani
Energy pricing and groundwater use pp. 321-330: Sanjay Mohanty and Alnoor Ebrahim
Analysis of cooking energy in developing countries pp. 331-337: Shaligram Pokharel and Muthu Chandrashekar
Comments on: ‘Financing water supply and sanitation under Agenda 21’ by John Briscoe and Harvey A Garn, February 1995 and on the comments by Gourisankar Ghosh and Ashok Nigam, May 1995 pp. 339-340: Terence R Lee

Market‐based mechanisms for controlling global emissions of greenhouse gases pp. 179-191: Frederico Neto
A model of costs and resources for rural and peri‐urban water supply and sanitation in the 1990s pp. 193-201: Ashok Nigam and Gourisankar Ghosh
Sustainable rural development in Sokoto State, Nigeria pp. 203-214: Wendy Cridland, Peter Adeniyi, Ronald Bullock and Bruce Mitchell
Privatizing the minerals sector pp. 215-221: Neal S Zank
Renewable energy rural electrification pp. 223-231: J M Huacuz and A M Martínez
Mining disasters caused and controlled by mankind: the case for coal mining and other minerals pp. 233-242: Raja V Ramani
Changes in water resources administration in Latin America pp. 243-248: Terence R Lee
Sustainable development and technology transfer: business as usual? pp. 249-252: Lowell L Flanders

Legal and regulatory aspects of financing commodity exporters and the provision of bank hedging line credit in developing countries pp. 99-106: Nicholas Budd
The illegal trading of high unit value minerals in developing countries pp. 107-112: Stephens M Kambani
Stakeholder analysis for natural resource management in developing countries pp. 113-124: Robin Grimble and Man‐Kwun Chan
Urban household energy use patterns in Nigeria pp. 125-132: A O Adegbulugbe and J F K Akinbami
Estimation of subsidies on coal in India pp. 135-142: Subhes C Bhattacharyya
Forestry policy and woodfuel markets in Malawi pp. 143-152: Peter A Dewees
Environmental regulatory measures and their economic impact on the Indian leather industry pp. 153-160: V K Sharma
Comments on ‘Financing water supply and sanitation under Agenda 21’ by John Briscoe and Mike Garn pp. 161-164: Gourisankar Ghosh and Ashok Nigam

Editorial pp. 3-3: Ji Chaozhu
Beyond conservation ideology and the wilderness pp. 5-14: Jules N Pretty and Michel P Pimbert
International mining taxation issues and comparisons pp. 15-29: Dale L Hull, Gilles Bergevin and James Lauer
Analysis of optimal recycling policy in a market economy pp. 31-37: Fidel Ezeala‐Harrison
Facing limits in oceanic fisheries pp. 39-46: Peter Weber
China pp. 47-58: Frank C Tang and Fereidun Fesharaki
Financing water supply and sanitation under Agenda 21 pp. 59-70: John Briscoe and Harvey A Garn
The impact of small farm reservoirs on urban water supplies in Botswana pp. 71-83: Jeremy Meigh