Natural Resources Forum

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Edited By: David Le Blanc

Impact Factor: 1.064

ISI Journal Citation Reports © Ranking: 2010: 44/77 (Environmental Studies); 136/192 (Environmental Sciences)

Online ISSN: 1477-8947

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Special Issue on Long-term Sustainable Development Scenarios

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AUGUST 2011
Special issue on green economy and sustainable development

NOVEMBER 2010
Special Issue on Transport

FEBRUARY 2010
Special issue on Sustainable Consumption and Production

NOVEMBER 2009
Special Issue on Climate Change and Development

AUGUST 2009
Featuring articles on small-scale mining, water-point management, and sustainable agriculture practices, foreign direct investment in Africa and technology transfers for climate change.

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Towards the Rio+20 Conference
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