Environmental Futures

Berkhout, F., Skea, J. and Eames, M. 1999. Environmental Futures. London Office of Science and Technology/Foresight Programme.

TitleEnvironmental Futures
AuthorsBerkhout, F., Skea, J. and Eames, M.
Year1999
PublisherOffice of Science and Technology/Foresight Programme
Place of publicationLondon
Publication dates
PublishedMar 1999

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