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Katinka Meyer,Anna-Christin Ransieka of policy makers. Likewise, these issues have rapidly gained popularity among economists. The current interest in environmental problems, that gained considerable momentum with the publication of the Brundtland Report (WCED-1987), can be seen as a second ‘hausse’ in global environmental consciousn

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Hanna Haag,Pamela Heß,Nina Leonhard, Baltic Sea, Mediterranean, etc.), continental (acid rain) and global (Greenhouse Effect, ozone depletion) level. The common feature of these latter three scales is that the pollution is transboundary in that emissions (discharges) in one country affect the environmental quality in other countries.

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Multi Country Modelling of the Greenhouse Effect,, Baltic Sea, Mediterranean, etc.), continental (acid rain) and global (Greenhouse Effect, ozone depletion) level. The common feature of these latter three scales is that the pollution is transboundary in that emissions (discharges) in one country affect the environmental quality in other countries.

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