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The Polluter - Pays Principle has found its way into Thailand's environmental conservation efforts . The Principle is simple those who pollute the environment must pay for the damages they have caused . The idea originated in the 1970's ...
The Polluter - Pays Principle has found its way into Thailand's environmental conservation efforts . The Principle is simple those who pollute the environment must pay for the damages they have caused . The idea originated in the 1970's ...
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Given the tendency for poor families to pollute , the Polluter - Pays Principle will burden the poor in order to create a better environment for the rich to enjoy . This unintended affect of the Polluter - Pays Principle will certainly ...
Given the tendency for poor families to pollute , the Polluter - Pays Principle will burden the poor in order to create a better environment for the rich to enjoy . This unintended affect of the Polluter - Pays Principle will certainly ...
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THE POLLUTER - PAYS PRINCIPLE WILL NOT ENSURE EFFICIENCY OR COST EFFECTIVENESS IN POLLUTION CONTROL In addition to adopting an appropriate method of payment , successful environmental conservation will also need to achieve efficiency ...
THE POLLUTER - PAYS PRINCIPLE WILL NOT ENSURE EFFICIENCY OR COST EFFECTIVENESS IN POLLUTION CONTROL In addition to adopting an appropriate method of payment , successful environmental conservation will also need to achieve efficiency ...
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No 3 Thailand Development Research Institute September 1996 | 2 |
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