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Karpowicz, Z. J. Conservation and environmental protection. In
Science and technology in the USSR. Michael J. Berry, editor. Burnt
Mill, Harlow, Essex, UK, Longman; Detroit, distributed exclusively
in the USA and Canada by Gale Research Co., 1988. (Longman guide
to world science and technology, 6) p. 361-379. Tarnoff, Curt. Eastern Europe and the environment. Congressional
Research Service review, v. 11, Mar./Apr.
Subject headings used by the Library of Congress (with geographical subdivisions) under which relevant books on environmental concerns in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe can be identified in most card, book, and online catalogs, include the following:
From below: independent peace and environmental movements in Eastern
Europe and the USSR, October 1987. New York, U.S. Helsinki Watch
Committee, c1987. 263 p. Jancar-Webster, Barbara. Environmental management in the Soviet
Union and Yugoslavia: structure and regulation in federal communist
states. Durham, Duke University Press, 1987. 481 p. Marcinkiewicz, Jan. Pollution in the heart of Europe. London, Polish
Society of Arts and Sciences Abroad, 1987. 55 p. Völgyes, Iván, ed. Environmental deterioration in the
Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. New York, Praeger Publishers, 1974.
168 p. Ziegler, Charles E. Environmental policy in the USSR. Amherst,
University of Massachusetts Press, 1987. 195 p.
Environmental policies in Yugoslavia: a review. By the OECD and
its Environment Committee undertaken in 1985 at the request of the
Government of Yugoslavia. Paris, Organisation for Economic Co-operation
and Development; Washington, OECD Publications and Information Centre,
distributor, c1986. 160 p. Environment statistics in Europe and North America: an experimental
compendium. United Nations Statistical Commission and Economic Commission
for Europe. New York, United Nations, 1987. 100, 87 p. (Statistical
standards and studies. Conference of European Statisticians, no.
39) Environmental protection: tasks and results: information from the
German Democratic Republic. Translated by Intertext. Berlin, Panorama
DDR, [1985], 1986 printing. 70 p. Goldman, Marshall I. The spoils of progress: environmental pollution
in the Soviet Union. Cambridge, Mass., M.I.T. Press, 1972. 372 p.
Kiselev, N. N. Our common home. Translated from Russian by Gennady
Miram. Notre maison commune. Traduit du russe par Vladimir Evintov.
Kiev, Politvidav Ukraini Publishers, 1986. 189 p. A Környezet állapota és védelme. State
and protection of the environment. Központi Statisztikai Hivatal
Társadalmi Statisztikai Foosztaly Környezetstatisztikai
Osztályan; [Edited by] Eszter Horváth. Budapest, Kozponti
Statisztikai Hivatal, 1986. 330 p. Mallinckrodt, Anita M. The environmental dialogue in the GDR: literature,
church, party, and interest groups in their socio-political context:
a research concept and case study. Lanham, Md., University Press
of America, c1987. 198 p. Pryde, Philip R. Conservation in the Soviet Union. Cambridge, Eng.,
University Press, 1972. 301 p. Weiner, Douglas R. Models of nature: ecology, conservation, and
cultural revolution in Soviet Russia. Bloomington, Indiana University
Press, c1988. 312 p.
Alfoldi, Laszlo, and Bela Papp. The problems of environmental
protection for subsurface waters in Hungary. Budapest, Research
Institute for Water Resources Development, 1976. 115 p. (Research
Institute for Water Resources Development. Publications in foreign
languages, 12) Askochenskii, Aleksandr Nikolaevich. Irrigation and water supply
in the USSR. Translated from the Russian by E. V. Maltsina. Moscow,
Mir Publishers, 1970. 162 p. Environmental pollution with special reference to air pollutants
and to some of their biological effects. Edited by M. Y. Nuttonson.
Silver Spring, Md., American Institute of Crop Ecology, 1973. 124
p. (AICE survey of USSR air pollution literature, v. 19) Environmental statistics 1975-1980. Hungarian Central Statistical
Office. Budapest, Central Statistical Office, 1981. 67 p. Forest ecosystems in industrial regions: studies on the cycling
of energy, nutrients, and pollutants in the Niepolomice Forest,
southern Poland. Edited by W. Grodzinski, J. Weiner, and P. F. Maycock.
Berlin, New York, Springer-Verlag, 1984. 277 p. (Ecological studies,
v. 49) Komarov, Boris. The environmental risk of the developing oil and
gas industry in western Siberia. By Zeev Wolfson (Boris Komarov).
Jerusalem, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Soviet and East European
Research Centre, 1983. 21 p. (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem,
the Soviet and East European Research Centre. Research paper, no.
52) Lake Stechlin: a temperate oligotrophic lake. Edited by S. Jost
Casper. Dordrecht, Boston, W. Junk; Hingham, Mass., distributors
for the U.S. and Canada, Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1985. 553 p.
(Monographiae biologicae, v. 58) Medvedev, Zhores A. Nuclear disaster in the Urals. Translated by
George Saunders. New York, Norton, c1979. 214 p. Mote, Victor L. Environmental constraints to the economic development
of Siberia. Washington, Association of American Geographers, 1978.
2 v. 166 p. (Discussion paper - Association of American Geographers,
no. 6) Predel'no dopustimye kontsentratsii i orientirovochnye bezopasnye
urovni vozdeistviia vrednykh veshchestv vob"ektakh vneshnei
sredy. English. Maximum allowable concentrations and tentative safe
exposure levels of harmful substances in the environmental media:
hygienic standards officially approved in the USSR. Compiled by
M. I. Bukovsky and others. Translated by V. E. Tatarchenko. Moscow,
Centre of International Projects, GKNT, 1984, c1983. 113 p.
Sanchez, James. Large scale interbasin water transfer projects
in Soviet regional planning. Chicago, CPL [Council of Planning Librarians]
Bibliographies, c1985. 20 p. (CPL bibliography, no. 158)
Environmental management: British and Hungarian case studies. Edited
by Paul A. Compton, Márton Pécsi. Translated by Gy.
Bora and others. Rev. by P. A. Compton, D. Loczy. Budapest, Akadémiai
Kiadó, 1984. 263 p. (Studies in geography in Hungary, 16)
Environmental problems in the Soviet Union & Eastern Europe
Edited by Fred Singleton. Boulder, L. Rienner, 1987. 208 p. Finnish-Polish Seminar on Water Pollution Control in Pulp and Paper
Industry, Helsinki, 1985. Finnish-Polish Seminar on Water
Pollution Control in Pulp and Paper Industry, Helsinki, 25-27 September,
1985. Helsinki, Ministry of the Environment, Environmental Protection
and Nature Conservation Dept.; Available from Government Printing
Centre, 1986. 229 p. (Series D, 18/1986) The Finnish-Soviet symposium on national parks and nature reserves.
Helsinki, Maa- ja metsatalousministerio, 1983. 89 p. (Luonnonvarainhoitotoimiston
julkaisuja, 7) International Slavic Conference, 1st, Banff, Alta., 1974.
Environmental misuse in the Soviet Union. Edited by Fred Singleton.
New York, Praeger, 1976. 100 p.
Abstracting and Indexing Services that index relevant journal articles and other literature are listed below. Consult a reference librarian for location of these items in the Science Reading Room
Journals in a wide variety of fields may contain articles on the environment in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe include:
Glenny, Misha. Living in a socialist smog. New scientist, v. 115,
Sept. 24, 1987: 41-44. Hinrichsen, Don. The forest decline enigma. BioScience, v. 37,
Sept. 1987: 542-546. Maddox, John. Ambitions for Lake Baikal. Nature, v. 337, Jan. 12,
1989: 111. Micklin, Philip P. Desiccation of the Aral Sea: a water management
disaster in the Soviet Union. Science, v. 241, Sept. 2, 1988: 1170-1176
. Mironovskii, A. N., A. V. Kozhara, and V. N. Yakovlev. Principles
of formation of population structure in cyprinid fishes of the Volga-Caspian
region. Soviet journal of ecology, v. 20, no. 1, 1989: 17-22. Möller, D., and H. Schieferdecker. Ammonia emission and deposition
of NHx in the G.D.R. Atmospheric environment, v. 23, no. 6, 1989:
1187-1193. Perczel, Karoly, and George Libik. Environmental effects of the
dam system on the Danube at Bos-Nagymaros. Ambio, v. 18, no. 4,
1989: 247-249. Schoenfeld, Gabriel. A dosimeter for every dacha. Bulletin of the
atomic scientists, v. 45, July/Aug. 1989: 13-15. Stansky, Pavl. Pollution: the tale of Bratislava. East European
reporter, v. 3, autumn 1988: 26-30.
Technical Reports and other types of literature are indexed in the following guides:
Selected materials available in the Science Reading Room pamphlet boxes include the following: Bilger, Burkhard. When the smoke clears. Earthwatch, v. 9, Dec. 1989: 18-24. Ellis, William S. The Aral: a Soviet sea lies dying. National geographic, v. 177, Feb. 1990: 73-93. French, Hilary F. The greening of the Soviet Union. World watch, v. 2, May/June 1989: 21-29. Hinrichsen, Don. Poland's chemical cauldron. Amicus journal, v. 10, spring 1988: 3-7. Kabala, Stanley J. Economic growth and the environment in Yugoslavia: an overview. Ambio, v. 17, no. 5, 1988: 323-329. McClave, David. An agenda for the future: U.S.-Soviet cooperation to protect the environment and conserve resources. Journal of environmental health, v. 51, Mar./Apr. 1989: 191-194. Perlowski A. Budgets to fight pollution in Poland 1980-1985. Environmental policy review: the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. v. 1, June 1987: 38-43. Sun, Marjorie. Environmental awakening in the Soviet Union. Science, v. 241, Aug. 26, 1988: 1033-1035. Yanshin, A. L. Reviving Vernadsky's legacy: ecological advances in the Soviet Union. Environment, v. 30, Dec. 1988: 6-9, 26-27.This is one of three articles in this issue in a section entitled "Glasnost and ecology: three reports from the Soviet Union." Ziegler, Charles E. The bear's view: Soviet environmentalism. Technology review, v. 90, Apr. 1987: 44-51.
INFOTERRA/U.S. National Focal Point International directory of sources. INFOTERRA directory. Nairobi,
Kenya, The United Nations Environmental Programme, annual. ISSN
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