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1997 United Nations List of Protected Areas
As of 1997, this is the full list of the United Nations' Protected Areas, as prepared by the World Conservation Monitoring Centre and the ICUN World Commission on Protected Areas. (Scanned copy, 37 pages - long download)
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2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development - United Nations
Transforming Our World: The 2030 Agenda For Sustainable Development - United Nations, September 2015. Excerpts: "The 17 Sustainable Development Goals and 169 targets which we are announcing today demonstrate the scale and ambition of this new universal Agenda. They seek to build on the Millennium Development Goals and complete what they did not achieve." ... "In its scope, however, the framework we are announcing today goes far beyond the Millennium Development Goals." ... "The new Agenda is guided by the purpose and principles of the Charter of the United Nations, including full respect for international law."
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Agenda 21 Sustainable Development - Bills introduced in the U.S. Congress
How many bills have been introduced in the U.S. Congress to promote United Nations' Agenda 21 objectives and then turned into policy? This 265-page document contains Debra Niwa's months of research that begins to answer the question. The document contains a list of bills introduced in the U.S. Congress from 1987 to 2011 that are related to "Sustainable Development" agendas. Collectively, the proposals underscore the fact that Sustainable Development has tentacles reaching into all areas of life, and, is behind many problems at local, county, state, and national levels. For those who are unfamiliar with U.N. Agenda 21 "Sustainable Development", Section I contains some background information. - Research by Debra K. Niwa, January 2012; updated February 2012.
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Agenda21-Earth-Summit-The-United-Nations-Programme-of-Action-From-Rio-B
The final text of agreements negotiated by Governments at the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED), 3-14 June 1992, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Agenda 21: Programme of Action for Sustainable Development, Rio Declaration On Environment and Development, Statement of Forest Principles, © United Nations, 1993. Full Booklet (294 pages).
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Benefit Corporation Statement of Purpose and Declaration of Interdependence
View B Lab's Statement of Purpose and Declaration of INTERdependence.
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California Energy Officials Travel the Globe
Many of California’s top climate and energy officials have traveled the world on trips organized – and paid for – mostly by nonprofit organizations that receive funding from major greenhouse gas polluters, including oil and power companies.
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California Penal Code
California Penal Code Section 37-38 and Section 1170: Misprision of Treason - Defined
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Carroll County Terminates ICLEI Membership - News Release
FIGHTING 59th TERMINATES ICLEI MEMBERSHIP - Westminster, Maryland - January 19, 2011: The Carroll County Board of Commissioners recently voted to withdraw their membership from the International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives (ICLEI). Members of the Board cited differences between sustainability and good environmental stewardship as the basis for their decision.
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Colfax, California City Council Resolution Exposing the United Nations' Agenda 21 Program
A Resolution of the City Council of Colfax, California exposing the United Nations' Agenda 21 program.
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Complete Streets Policy - Palm Beach MPO
Complete Streets Policy presentation by the Palm Beach, Florida Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) Board, March 17, 2016, www.PalmBeachMPO.org
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Congressional Breach - Number 1 by Michael Shaw
Three Congressional Breaches of Constitutional authority have opened the door for implementation of the Global to Local Action Plan of Agenda 21. Congress has done much to put us into the grasp of globalism, including this first breach: Federal ownership and/or management of broad landscapes.
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Conservation Easement Trap
Conservation Easements Are a Trap pamphlet.
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Conservation Easements - IUCN
Conservation easements are promoted by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) to aid in the fulfillment of the "Wildlands" objective. The "Wildlands Network" (formerly known as the "Wildlands Project") helps the IUCN create and implement policies and legislation that promote massive land grabs. Stay away from conservation easements.
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Conservation Easements on the Move by Clarice Ryan
Four valuable documents combined into one on Conservation Easements, from Montanans for Multiple Use, May 31, 2008.
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Core Resources
Core U.N. Sustainable Development Agenda 21 documents and web sites from the United Nations and affiliated NGOs.
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David Rockefeller Quote On Controlled Media
David Rockefeller's 1991 Bilderberg Quote
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Disguised as Quality of Life Initiatives: U.N. Agenda 21 Sustainable Development
By Debra K. Niwa - August 7, 2012. Updated 12/2012. Presented at the “Exposing the Global Road to Ruin” conference, August 11-12, 2012, Maine.
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Education for Sustainable Tyranny - The United Nations Plan for Our Children
"Education for Sustainable Tyranny - The United Nations Plan for Our Children" article by Michael J. Chapman, American Heritage Research, 2005.
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Fishing is Dead. Long Live Fishing!
A Primer on the Evolving Fisheries and Rhetoric by Steven L. Rebuck, April 2011.
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Flora News - December 2008
Flora (Farmers Land Ownership Rights in Australia) News - Volume 1, Issue 4, December 2008.
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Foundation Watch
"The International Green Agenda - U.S. Foundations Support Environmental Activists on the World Stage" by Ivan G. Osorio, Foundation Watch - Capital Research Center, November 2003.
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Freedom 21 - Agenda For Prosperity
The Freedom 21 Agenda for Prosperity - Second Edition, September 2007
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Global Biodiversity Assessment report - Page 773
The Global Biodiversity Assessment report put out by the United Nations, page 773, calls for a population reduction to 1 billion people. (An exception is provided: if the world is de-industrialized, a peasant population of 4-5 billion is to be allowed.)
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Global Biodiversity Assessment report - Page 773 (text highlighted)
[Page 773 with text highlighted]

The Global Biodiversity Assessment report put out by the United Nations, page 773, calls for a population reduction to 1 billion people. (An exception is provided: if the world is de-industrialized, a peasant population of 4-5 billion is to be allowed.)

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Global Biodiversity Assessment report - Table of Contents
The Global Biodiversity Assessment report Table of Contents page.
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Global Biodiversity Assessment report - What is Unsustainable?
This is the 'What is "Unsustainable"?' article by Freedom Advocates along with the corresponding pages from the Global Biodiversity Assessment report.
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How To Handle Predetermined Consensus Meetings
Let's stop being manipulated! The Delphi Technique by Albert V. Burns
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How to Advance Individual Liberty and Equal Justice in Your Backyard
What to Do About the Threat of Sustainable Development, by Freedom Advocates.
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ICLEI - The Local Agenda 21 Planning Guide
The Local Agenda 21 Planning Guide - An Introduction to Sustainable Development Planning. Published by The International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives (ICLEI) Local Agenda 21 Initiative, The International Development Research Centre (IDRC), and The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). (c) 1996, International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives (ICLEI) and International Development Research Centre (IDRC). From the 180-page Local Agenda 21 Planning Guide: "In June 1992, the United Nations Conference of Environment and Development adopted Agenda 21, the global action plan for sustainable development... The task of mobilizing and technically supporting Local Agenda 21 planning in these communities has been led by the International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives (ICLEI) and national associations of local government. Now, with further support of the International Development Research Centre and the United Nations Environment Programme, ICLEI is able to present the first worldwide documentation of Local Agenda 21 planning approaches, methods, and tools in this Local Agenda 21 Planning Guide." Includes: Foreword by Maurice Strong - Chairman, Earth Council; Foreword by Elizabeth Dowdeswell - Executive Director, United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
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ICLEI California Cities and Counties Table
Table showing California cities and counties that are members of ICLEI.
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ICLEI Charter 2003
The ICLEI Charter, approved November 7, 2003 in Athens, Greece by the ICLEI Council.
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ICLEI Charter 2011
ICLEI - Local Governments for Sustainability, founded 1990 as the International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives. The ICLEI Charter - approved by consensus on 21 October 2011 by the ICLEI Council. For your information and research.
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ICLEI Comparison Statements
A Comparison of ICLEI USA's Q&A Information (02/10/11) With Information from ICLEI and ICLEI USA Websites. Prepared by Charles Winkler, 07/13/2011.
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ICLEI Primer by Freedom Advocates
ICLEI Primer: Your Town and Freedom Threatened article by Freedom Advocates, 2009.
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ICLEI USA Member List 2009
Member List — ICLEI-Local Governments for Sustainability USA, 2009.
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ICLEI USA Member List 2011
ICLEI U.S.A. Members arranged in an easy to read, by State format (May 2011).
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International Baccalaureate (IB) Unraveled
Information herein addresses the question: "What is International Baccalaureate?" Commonly called "IB," the acronym refers to the three programs currently authorized by the Geneva-based International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO).
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Is U.N. Agenda 21 In Your Town-County-State?
By Debbie Niwa, March 2013 - "Last year I started looking into the extent that U.N. Agenda 21 Sustainable Development plans/policies were being adopted in my city/county/state -- Tucson/Pima County/Arizona." This document contains information and a link to the PDF containing Niwa's compiled research.
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Johannesburg Summit 2002: United States of America Country Profile
2002 USA State Department Report to the United Nations on USA Federal Agency's progress toward implementation of Agenda 21 policies. "The 2002 Country Profiles Series provides information on the implementation of Agenda 21 on a country-by country and chapter-by-chapter basis."
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Land Use Advocacy Comparison Chart - Calaveras County Taxpayers Association
Land Use Advocacy Comparison Chart prepared by the Calaveras County Taxpayers Association.
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Local Environmental Enforcement and Training Act of 2002 - AB 2486, Keeley
The Environmental Enforcement and Training Grant Program, Local Environmental Enforcement & Training Act of 2002 (AB 2486, Keeley) - California Environmental Protection Agency
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Major Ongoing Congressional Breaches of the U.S. Constitution
Three Congressional Breaches of Constitutional authority have opened the door for implementation of the Global to Local Action Plan of Agenda 21. Congress has done much to put us into the grasp of globalism, including these three breaches.
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North Carolina Benefit Corporation Act - SB 26
Read why SENATE BILL 26, The North Carolina Benefit Corporation Act, must be stopped. Although the word “sustainable” is not found in the bill, the concepts are clearly there. This bill can be traced back to the key advocates and creators of Agenda 21 Sustainable Development.
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Origins of the Visioning Process Relating to Local Land-Use Planning
This paper discusses the origins of the "Visioning Process." This is a common land-use planning tool that has become institutionalized by many local governments and non-governmental organization (NGO) activists across the United States, as well as around the world. It is specifically designed to portray "consensus" of a predetermined outcome.
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PLAN BAY AREA - San Francisco Bay Area: Transportation and Land Uses Map
San Francisco Bay Area: Transportation and Land Uses Map - from PLAN BAY AREA
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Pacific Coast Collaborative
The Pacific Coast Collaborative is one small part of the worldwide Vision 2030. It is a collaborative effort between the Governors of the West Coast states, California, Oregon, and Washington and the Premier of British Columbia. If you read it you will quickly realize it is another grab at our lands, this time using the beauty of the western coast of North America. Along with the Buffalo Commons, Transition Towns, and the Y to Y (Yukon to Yucatan) - Vision 2030 attempts to do away with private property rights, thus our freedom. Vision 2030 will be used to restrict land use, energy, jobs and all the other areas of our lives that the global elite want to control. Just another dangerous program with pretty pictures.
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Public Disclosure Requests
In 1974 the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) gave Americans the right to obtain and copy any government document. It is the best tool for finding information at the federal level. Many states have a Public Disclosure Act (PDA). [Reprinted from: 2020 Our Common Destiny by Niki F. Raapana]
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Recommendations of the RTAC Pursuant to SB 375
Recommendations of the Regional Targets Advisory Committee (RTAC) Pursuant to Senate Bill (SB) 375 - A Report to the California Air Resources Board (CARB)
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Regional Councils of Governments and Regional Development Organizations by State
The National Association of Development Organizations (NADO) conducted a comprehensive review of statewide associations and networks of regional development organizations and councils of governments across the country. This is NADO's Special Report, State Associations of Regional Councils and Regional Development Organizations: Insights into Organizational Structures, Governance Models and Strategic Initiatives, February 2005. It is organized by state.
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Report of the World Summit on Sustainable Development
This is the official UN document on Sustainable Development that resulted from the 4-6 September 2002 meeting in Johannesburg, South Africa
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Report on U.S. Contributions to the United Nations
U.S. Office of Management and Budget (OMB) report on contributions ($5.3 billion in 2005) by U.S. agencies to the United Nations. Before this report, no one in the federal government had ever developed a public compilation of the total U.S. contributions, including non-monetary, to the entire U.N. system.
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Rio +20: The Future We Want
The Rio +20 participants "renew our commitment to sustainable development" and describe their plan for getting "The Future We Want" (19 June 2012, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil).
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Sam Farr letter regarding Agenda 21
Read Congressman Sam Farr’s letter supporting, endorsing, and admitting that he’s personally implementing U.N. Agenda 21 Sustainable Development throughout the Monterey Bay region of California; dated June 3, 1997.
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Santa Cruz County: Local Agenda 21 Plan
Local Agenda 21 for Santa Cruz, California: "A Sustainable Community Action Plan - Our Agenda for the 21st Century" - This is the final draft for consideration by Santa Cruz County Municipalities and the Board of Supervisors. Published by ACTION Santa Cruz County and the United Nations Association of Santa Cruz, September 1997 (100 pages). Even if you don’t live in Santa Cruz or have a United Nations Association, your town is likely being coerced by state, federal, and non-governmental organizations to implement this blueprint for the development of “sustainable communities.” It reads like gobbly-goop and has loads of warm and fuzzies but the devil is in the details. Santa Cruz formally began implementing aspects of Agenda 21 through a voter initiative called “Measure C” and now uses many other names to implement this broad agenda.
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Science of Environmental Justice: Participatory Research and Cumulative Risk
United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) document entitled "Science of Environmental Justice: Participatory Research and Cumulative Risk." A 104-page 'Report of the Regional Science Topic Workshop on the Science of Environmental Justice,' Science of Environmental Justice Conference, May 24-26, 2004, Boston, Massachusetts.
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State Lawmakers Vote To Reject UN Agenda 21
State Lawmakers Vote To Reject U.N. Agenda 21 - Arizona Senate and Oklahoma House
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Sustainable Development - A Brief Analysis
A two-page handout on Agenda 21 Sustainable Development by Freedom Advocates.
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Sustainable Development in the 21st Century (SD21)
Detailed review of implementation of Agenda 21 and the Rio Principles, January 2012. This study is part of the Sustainable Development in the 21st Century (SD21) project. The project is implemented by the Division for Sustainable Development of the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN-DESA) and funded by the European Commission - Directorate-General for Environment - Thematic Programme for Environment and sustainable management of Natural Resources, including energy (ENRTP). The study was done by Stakeholder Forum for a Sustainable Future (SF), under the supervision of UN-DESA; this publication was produced with the assistance of the European Union.
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Sustainable Development: Global to Local Action Plans
This thorough exposé is the third in a series of Freedom Advocates pamphlets. It provides an analysis of how sustainable policy invades and directs your county through its global to local action plan. The booklet is designed to provide information that you and your community need in order to preserve liberty at the local level. Understand and join in the battle to prevent globalist policies from swallowing up our unalienable rights. (c) 2008
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The Future of Local Agenda 21 in the New Millennium by J. Gary Lawrence
The Future of Local Agenda 21 in the New Millennium was presented by J. Gary Lawrence at a UNED-UK/LGMB Seminar in London, England on 29 June, 1998. Millennium Papers, Issue 2: The second of the Millennium Papers is jointly brought out with LGMB (Local Government Management Board) and takes a strategic view of the lessons from Local Agenda 21 and the way forward. UNED-UK Publications
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The Making of Local Agenda 21: An Interview with Jeb Brugmann
EXCERPT: "The 1992 United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED), also known as the Earth Summit, changed the way nations looked at local authorities and the way local authorities looked at themselves. ... This new status... can be traced to the initiative of Jeb Brugmann, the founder of the International Council for Local Environmental Inititiatives (ICLEI) and the man who conceived the idea and the term Local Agenda 21. ... ICLEI’s mission is to transfer the experiences of successful urban city programmes within countries and across borders to shape a new understanding of communities, the relationship between cities and global environmental issues, economic production, and society itself. Brugmann, now Principal of City-States, an urban strategies consulting practice, spoke with Leslie Hom about the role of Local Authorities during the 1992 Earth Summit process.
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The New Federalism (Regional Government) by Anne Garni
The New Federalism is not new. Neither is it federalism. It is nothing more than an extension of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal. It was during the New Deal period that the idea of regionalism — abolishing our States; dividing the country into administrative regions and reorganizing the Federal government by shifting the powers of Congress to the Executive Office — was first publicly aired. The New Federalism is regionalism.
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The Takedown of Australia!
Australia's implementation of Agenda 21 exceeds that of all other common law countries. The citizens of Queensland, Australia have had their property rights stripped to advance the globalist political agenda. Read how the State of Queensland is now removed from the protections of the Australian Constitution. A privately owned state corporation now owns and controls all land-use activity in Queensland. This horrific experience is destroying the life and culture of those living there and provides a prototype example of what public/private partnership really means. This powerful document was produced by Sue and Lindsay Maynes and the EnviroWild Team of Australia. FLORA: Freedom Land Ownership Rights In Australia & Common Law
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Transforming America: Sustainable Development
This concise pamphlet by Freedom Advocates explains Sustainable Development theory in political, economic and ecological terms, and shows the global to local implementation. The pamphlet outlines how each of us can protect liberty. (c) 2005
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U.N. Agenda 21 "Sustainable Development" Introduced in the U.S. Congress
How many bills have been introduced in the U.S. Congress to promote United Nations' Agenda 21 objectives and then turned into policy? This 254-page document contains Debra Niwa's three months of research that begins to answer the question.
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U.N. Agenda 21 - Some History
Links to some historical reference materials.
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UNCTAD Trade and Development Report, 2016
United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), Geneva - Trade and Development Report, 2016: Structural transformation for inclusive and sustained growth
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Understanding Sustainable Development - Agenda 21 - For the People and their Public Officials
This is the latest version of Freedom Advocates' best selling pamphlet on Agenda 21 Sustainable Development, in PDF format. Fifth printing, with updates and additions including a new section on Regionalism, (c) 2012.
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Understanding Sustainable Development - Agenda 21 -- White Paper version
This is the White Paper version of Freedom Advocates' best selling pamphlet on Agenda 21 Sustainable Development, in PDF format, (c) 2012.
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United Nations Green Economy
This document was prepared by the Governing Council of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) to provide a background briefing for ministers on the topic of theme II of the ministerial consultations taking place at the eleventh special session of the Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum "Environment in the multilateral system: the green economy," Bali, Indonesia, February 24-26, 2010.
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United Nations System Chief Executives Board (CEB) Joint Statement to Rio +20
Rio +20 is tied directly to Agenda 21. Read this 4-page CEB Joint Statement to Rio +20 (dated 17 April 2012).
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World Bank Water Policy "Water Resources Management Document 12335"
Published in 1993 in Washington, D.C. Most federal, state and local agencies are conforming water policy to match the World Bank's policies for Water Resource Management.
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