Volume two considers major environmental issues using individual case studies from around the world as illustrations. These case studies explore the causes of international environmental issues and investigate the conflicts that hamper these solutions. The case studies address such problems as intensive farming, overpopulation, deforestation, climate change and waste disposal. Each case study also looks at policy and management of these international environmental issues. The case studies span the globe, encompassing the Western world as well as the former Eastern Bloc and developing countries in Africa and South East Asia.
A critical and analytical look at contemporary environmental issues
Aimed to provide a body of knowledge to social and natural scientists
A multi-disciplinary approach

Agricultural intensification: Livestock farming in the Netherlands
Analysing amenity and scientific problems: the Broadland, England
Environmental conflicts in transforming economies: central and eastern Europe
Population, poverty and land in the Transboundary transfers of hazardous and radioactive wastes
The distribution of environmental costs and benefits: acid rain
Climate change: from science to global politics
Conflicts over biodiversity