5 - Globale-Evolution TV

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AFP Agence France-Presse
AMAP Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme
ADB Asian Development Bank
BAN Basel Action Network
CEIP Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
CEPII Centre d’études prospectives et d’informations
internationales
CNRS Centre national de la recherche scientifique
DoD U.S. Department of Defense
EEA European Environment Agency
EIA U.S. Energy Information Administration
FAO Food and Agricultural Organization
FAS Federation of American Scientists
HDR Human Development Report (UNDP)
HRW Human Rights Watch
IEA International Energy Agency
Ifremer Institut français de recherche pour
l’exploitation de la mer
IISS International Institute for Strategic Studies
ILO International Labour Organisation
IMF International Monetary Fund
Inalco Institut national des langues et civilisations
orientales
Isemar Institut supérieur d’économie maritime
ISAAA
Jetro
Migrinter
Nato
NTI
OCHA
OECD
OSZE
UN
Unctad
UNDCP
UNDESA
UNDP
Unep
UNHCR
Unicef
U.S.
USDA
USGS
WFP
WMO
WTO
International Service for the Acquisition
of Agri-Biotech Applications
Japan External Trade Organization
Migrations Internationales
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
Nuclear Threat Initiative
UN Office for the Coordination
of Humanitarian Affairs
Organization for Economic Cooperation and
Development
Organisation für Sicherheit und Zusammenarbeit
in Europa
United Nations
UN Conference on Trade and Development
UN International Drug Control Programme
UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs
UN Development Programme
UN Environment Programme
UN High Commissioner for Refugees
UN Children’s Fund
United States of America
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S. Geological Survey
UN World Food Programme
World Meteorological Organization
World Trade Organisation
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tion Monitoring Centre (WCMC). • EIA.
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Admi -
1 3 nistration (NOAA). • International Perma frost
Association (IPA). • »Impacts of a warming
Arctic: Arctic Climate Impact Assessment (ACIA) overview
report«, Cambridge University Press, 2004. • Vital Arctic
Graphics, People and Global Heritage on Our Last Wild
Shores, Unep/Grid-Arendal, 2005. 2: National Aeronautics
and Space Administration (Nasa), 2004; nach einer Karte von
Frédéric Durand. 3: »Impacts of a warming Arctic« (s. o.
»ACIA«). Hadley Centre, 2005. WMO, 2005. Met Office, 2005.
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1, 2: Jean Robert Petit, Jean Jouzel u. a.,
»Climate and atmospheric history of the past
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420.000 years from the Vostok ice core in
Antarctica«, in: Nature 399 (Mai/Juni 1999).
• David Stainforth, ClimatePrediction.net,
2005. • Intergovernmental panel on climate change (IPCC). •
Unep/Grid-Arendal, 1998. 3: School of Environmental
Sciences, Climatic Research Unit, University of East Anglia,
1999. • Hadley Centre, 2005. • WMO, 2005. • Met Office, 2005.
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1: Le Monde diplomatique.
2: World Resources Institute (WRI).
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1: Ifremer. • FAO. • »Ecosystems and Human
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Well-Being«, Synthesis, Millennium
Ecosystem Assessment, 2005. • Nach einer
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3 Karte von François Carré, Université de Paris-
IV. Darstellung: Gall-Bertin-Projektion.
2: La Situation mondiale des pêches et de l’aquaculture 2004
und Annuaire statistique des pêches 2002, FAO • Global
Database on Marine Fisheries and Ecosystems, Sea Around US
Project, Fisheries Centre, University of British Columbia
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and Human Well-Being, Synthesis, Millennium Ecosystem
Assessment, 2005 • Global Database on Marine Fisheries and
Ecosystems, Sea Around US Project, Fisheries Centre,
University British Columbia (www.seaaroundus.org).
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1: Worldwatch, 2005. 2: IEA, World Energy
Statistics, 2004. • BP, Statistical Review of
World Energy, 2004. • Französisches Indus -
trie ministerium. • AG Energiebilanzen, 2003.
3: AMAP, 1998 4: International Atomic Energy
Agency (IAEA). • CEIP, 2005. • International Nuclear Safety
Center (INSC), 2002. Christian Bataille, Henri Revol, »Rapport
sur les incidences environnementales et sanitaires des essais
nucléaires effectués par la France entre 1960 et 1996 et
éléments de comparaison avec les essais des autres
puissances nucléaires«, Französische National ver samm lung
(Bericht 3571) und Senat (Bericht 207), 2002.
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1: Internationales Institut für angewandte Sys -
temanalyse (IIASA), 2005. 2,3: »La Pro duc tion
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d’électricité d’origine renouvelable dans le
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monde, sixième inventaire«, Observatoire des
énergies renouvelables (Observ’ER).
• Electricité de France (EdF), 2004. 4: Global Chance, 2005
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2: »Elecnuc. Les centrales nucléaires dans le
monde«, Commissariat à l’énergie atomique
(CEA), 2004. • Bruno Barillot, »Le complexe
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nucléaire, des liens entre l’atome civil et
l’atome militaire«, Editions CDRPC, Lyon,
2005. 3: NTI. • »Bulletin of the Atomic Scien tists«, FAS •
Natural Re sour ces Defense Council (NRDC). • Educational
Foundation for Nuclear Science (EFNS). • CEIP.
4: »Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists«, FAS.
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1: Environment and Security Initiative,
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»Central Asia-Ferghana« (2005), »The case of
Central Asia and South Eastern Europe«
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3 (2003). • UNDP. • OSZE. • Nato. • Unep-Europe,
Unep/Grid-Arendal. 2: Daniel C. Esty, Marc
Levy u.a., »Environ men tal Sustainability Index:
Benchmarking National En vi ron mental Stewardship«, Yale
Center for Environmental Law and Policy, Yale Univer sity,
2005. 3: Unep. • Bellona Foundation. • Ifremer.
• La Documentation française. • »Planet Ecology«.
• The Corporation.
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1: BAN. • Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition.
• To xics Link India, Scope (Pakistan).
• Green peace. • ILO. • International Maritime
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4 Orga nization (IMO). 2: »Environmental
Outlook for the Chemicals Industry«, OECD,
2001. 3: OECD, 1999. 4: BAN, Mai 2005.
• Sekretariate der einzelnen Konventionen.
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1: Unctad, Online-Daten. • Images
écono miques du monde, Sedes, 2006.
• Inter na tional Iron and Steel Institute (IISI).
2, 3, 4, 5: Unctad, Online-Daten, 2005.
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1: FAO Yearbook, 2004. 2: Unicef. • Demo gra -
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phic and Health Surveys (DHS). • UNDP,
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Län der berichte. • African Nutrition Database
Ini tiative (Andi). 3: FAO Statistical Database.
• »The State of Food Unsecurity in the World«,
FAO, 2005. • Millennium Eco sys tem Assess ment.
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1: FAO Biotechnologies in Developing
2 Coun tries Database (FAO-BioDeC), 2005.
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2: ISAAA, 2004. • FAO, 2005. • International
Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements
(Ifoam), 2005. • Institute for Health and
Consumer Protection (IHCP) of the European Com mis sion’s
Joint Research Centre (JRC). 3: ISAAA, 2004. • Mon santo,
2005. • Clive James. • USDA.
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1: UNDESA (Population Division), Population
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Ageing 1999. • UN Population Information
Network (POPIN, www.un.org/popin/).
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2: Daniel Noin, Atlas de la population mon -
diale, Reclus – La Documentation française,
1991. Die Karte wurde nach neueren Zahlen des UNDESA (Po-
pu lation Division) und des Entwic klungs programms der Ve -
reinten Nationen und der Weltbank aktualisiert. 3: UNDESA,
World Population 1998, The World at Six Billion (Oktober
1999) und World Population Prospects: The 2000 Revision
(Februar 2001). 4: UNDESA, The World at Six Billion (Oktober
1999) und World Population Prospects: The 2004 Revision.
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