Grassroots future - a conversation with Senator Tim Wirth

Article Abstract:

Senator Tim Wirth reveals his optimism on the future of the environment. He firmly believes that although legislation is important, most of the change and action should occur at the grassrooots level. He also believes that environment is now the central issue that would shape the world's future.

Environmental policy, United States. Congress. Senate, Wirth, Timothy E.

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Losses & gains

Article Abstract:

The 20 years separating the holding of the first United Nations Conference on Environment in Sweden in 1972 and of the 1992 Brazil Earth Summit saw many gains, as well as losses, in man's efforts to save the environment. Images of these successes and failures from 1972 to 1992 are documented.

Environmental aspects, Portrayals, Environmental protection, United Nations Conference on Environment and Development, 1992

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