Actors and arenas in hybrid networks: Implications for environmental policymaking in the Baltic Sea region

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Several theoretical debates about the governance are used to focus on the changes involved in the actors and arenas of the hybrid networks employed in the environmental policymaking for the Baltic Sea region. The analysis demonstrates the changes to affect the environmental policies greatly, as the networks involved cross the state borders at supranational, as well as the subnational levels.

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Greening of arid cities by residual water reuse: a multidisciplinary project in northern Chile

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An overview is presented on a metropolitan water reuse project in Chile to provide city residents with water for landscaping, gardening, and urban parks. Topics include choice of salt-tolerant plant species, native flora versus introduced flora, climate, irrigation operation, wastewater treatment and climate considerations.

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The oil rich Niger Delta Region: a framework for improved performance of the Nigerian regulatory process

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Weaknesses identified in Niger's environmental regulatory process include its susceptibility to special interest group influence such as oil companies, and limited participation by the public in environmental decisionmaking. Suggestions for improvement are discussed.

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