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Kenya's National Environmental Action Plan
A nation's natural resources are finite. If governments are going to do more than pay lip service to environmentalists' arguments, how can they plan for economic and social development that is sustainable, and politically acceptable?
A nation's natural resources are finite. If governments are going to do more than pay lip service to environmentalists' arguments, how can they plan for economic and social development that is sustainable, and politically acceptable?
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