Titlebook: Environment in Poland; Issues and Solutions Maciej Nowicki Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1993 development.environment

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Wärme- und Stoffübergang in Strömungen these functions of water point to the need for water conservation. Under the previous economic system in Poland, however, water was treated as a ‘free commodity’, available to all in unlimited quantities and almost without charge.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-49677-0 in the depths of the Earth and on its surface and above all by solar radiation and, within its spectrum, ultraviolet radiation. There is also natural radiation from some minerals, and non-ionizing radiation caused by the electromagnetic field of the Earth. The natural radiation absorbed by man and

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,Einführung. Technische Anwendungen,ss of environmental law enforcement. Although the State Inspectorate of Environmental Protection was established in 1980 pursuant to the law on environmental protection and management, for the next ten years it had no organizational means or authority to fulfil its statutory responsibilities. Its to

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-12917-2ther (without taking into account the parts that already belonged to the Soviet Union) amounted to 30% of Europe, and were inhabited by over 100 million people. The Iron Curtain divided Europe into two parts which, from then on, developed in different ways.

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Wärme- und Stoffübergang in Strömungen these functions of water point to the need for water conservation. Under the previous economic system in Poland, however, water was treated as a ‘free commodity’, available to all in unlimited quantities and almost without charge.

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Währungsrisiken bilanzieren und hedgenPart of the inglorious legacy of the previous political system is the disproportionately high level of environmental pollution in relation to the industrial potential of Poland or other Central and Eastern European countries. This pollution is an inescapable side-effect of such features of the communist economy as:

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Währungsunion oder Währungschaos?In 1989 Poland became the first country of the former Soviet Bloc to embark on the path of thoroughgoing political and economic transformation. The reforms under way now are aimed at establishing a democratic state governed by law, and a market economy.