Language: German
8.4.1990 (Sunday)
Internationale Umweltangelegenheiten 1984/1990
Memo (No)
Die Sektion internationale Umweltangelegenheiten ist eines der wichtigsten Instrumente des EDA zur Umsetzung der Umweltaussenpolitik des Bundesrates. Der Bericht bietet eine Übersicht über die wichtigsten internationalen Bestrebungen zum Schutz der Umwelt in den Jahren 1984–1990.
File reference: o.320.016.0.CH
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