Future Environments for Europe: Some Implications of Alternative Development Paths

Stigliani, W.M., Brouwer, F., Munn, R.E., Shaw, R.W., & Antonovsky, M.Y. (1989). Future Environments for Europe: Some Implications of Alternative Development Paths. IIASA Research Report (Reprint). IIASA, Laxenburg, Austria: RR-89-005. Reprinted from Science of the Total Environment, 80 [1989].

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Abstract

This study analyzes eleven European environmental policy "dilemmas" for four alternative socioeconomic development pathways to the year 2030. The dilemmas include problems associated with: water management, soil acidification, forestry wood supply, marginalized land, sea level rise, coastal problems, chemical "time bombs", non-point source toxic materials, transport growth, urbanization, and summer oxidant episodes.

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