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Transport policy and the environment six case studies

Contributor(s): Barde, Jean-Philippe ; Button, Kenneth John [Editor]Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group 1990cDescription: x,211p. 22*14 cmISBN: 9781853830754Subject(s): Transportation -- Environmental aspectsDDC classification: 388.0941 Summary: Through the use of case studies in countries which have implemented environmental regulations successfully, it is shown that governments can ensure that existing regulations, tax structures, agricultural, energy or transport practices do not counteract environmental protection measures

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Through the use of case studies in countries which have implemented environmental regulations successfully, it is shown that governments can ensure that existing regulations, tax structures, agricultural, energy or transport practices do not counteract environmental protection measures

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