Titlebook: National Environmental Policies; A Comparative Study Martin Jänicke,Helge Jörgens,Helmut Weidner Book 1997 United Nations University 1997

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Germany,re greater efforts in environmental protection than is the case in many other countries. Population density and the degree of industrialisation are among the highest in Europe. A large proportion Germany’s industrial sector is environmentally problematic, its agriculture is highly industrialised, it

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Denmark,nsiderable extent on the aquatic environment. The many bays and fjords have been vulnerable to municipal and industrial discharges, as well as to agricultural runoff. The establishment of a water quality policy was thus one of the most important results of the work of the Pollution Council in the la

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Switzerland,over the past 25 years. Least progress has been achieved in the areas of noise, nature and landscape, whereas the most significant improvements can be observed in the areas of waste and the prevention of major incidents. The levels of success attained in the other four environmental policy problem a

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Korea,mental problems have been recognised since the 1960s. 1962, when the government began to implement its first Five-year Economic Development Plan, pollution in the industrial complexes - e.g. Ulsan, Onsan and the major urban regions -became an issue. Environmental problems abruptly came to the forefr

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Chile,nations and many European countries initially developed their capacity (1972-1980) (Branes, 1991). Unfortunately, unrelenting economic crisis during the 1980s and 1990s has significantly eroded the real capacity of environmental institutions in Latin America (as well as in Africa, as evidenced by th

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