Environmental Policy, Sustainable Development, Pollution Control, Urban Planning, Agricultural Technology, International Cooperation, Social Justice, Desertification, Waste Management, Climate Change

The Nigerian Economist . 01 February 1993 . Pg 34

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The text emphasizes the importance of considering environmental factors in development policies, highlighting that economic growth should not come at the expense of ecological balance. It discusses the negative impacts of environmental degradation, such as desertification and pollution, particularly affecting the poorest communities. The need for both national and international efforts in environmental protection is stressed, with specific recommendations for Nigeria to address issues like urban congestion, industrial pollution, and soil erosion. The text advocates for preventive measures, sustainable agricultural practices, and stricter regulations against toxic waste dumping to ensure a healthier environment for future generations.

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The text emphasizes the importance of considering environmental factors in development policies, highlighting that economic growth should not come at the expense of ecological balance. It discusses the negative impacts of environmental degradation, such as desertification and pollution, particularly affecting the poorest communities. The need for both national and international efforts in environmental protection is stressed, with specific recommendations for Nigeria to address issues like urban congestion, industrial pollution, and soil erosion. The text advocates for preventive measures, sustainable agricultural practices, and stricter regulations against toxic waste dumping to ensure a healthier environment for future generations.