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... ( Hat Yai ) , the other high potential provinces are : The most challenging task is
to reduce the impact human activities have on the tourism environment . Many
tourism resources , for example near - shore marine ecology , are relatively
fragile .
... ( Hat Yai ) , the other high potential provinces are : The most challenging task is
to reduce the impact human activities have on the tourism environment . Many
tourism resources , for example near - shore marine ecology , are relatively
fragile .
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It should also provide resources , both financial and physical , for nature
conservation , maintenance of environmental ... 2 ) Conservation and renovation
of the Thai cultural heritage , natural resources and the environment so as to
maintain ...
It should also provide resources , both financial and physical , for nature
conservation , maintenance of environmental ... 2 ) Conservation and renovation
of the Thai cultural heritage , natural resources and the environment so as to
maintain ...
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Regime Theory and International Environmental Management . " Pp . 85109 in
The International Politics of the Environment , A. Hurrell and B. Kingsbury . Oxford
. Nollkaemper , P.A. 1993. The Legal Regime for Transboundary Water Pollution
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Regime Theory and International Environmental Management . " Pp . 85109 in
The International Politics of the Environment , A. Hurrell and B. Kingsbury . Oxford
. Nollkaemper , P.A. 1993. The Legal Regime for Transboundary Water Pollution
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