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Under Secretary for Global Affairs Bureau of Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs Regional Hub Program Regional Hub Program Around the world, countries are facing new and growing environmental challenges, many of which require regional cooperation to solve. Bringing nations together in a region to work on a common environmental problem a common threat can advance U.S. interests in ways which go far beyond the scope of the environmental issue itself. The Department's commitment to a regional strategy complements our bilateral and multilateral diplomatic environmental efforts. To address transboundary environmental issues, the Department established regional environmental Hubs, located in twelve embassies around the world. The Hubs are predicated on the idea that transboundary environmental problems can best be addressed through regional cooperation. The regional environmental officer's role will complement the traditional bilateral Environment Science and Technology officers stationed in embassies around the world. Rather than dealing with a single country on environmental issues, regional environmental officers will look at transboundary issues from a region-wide perspective. Hub officers will engage with several countries of the region on a particular issue, with the aim of promoting regional environmental cooperation, sharing of environmental data, and adoption of environmentally sound policies that will benefit all countries in the region. The Hubs, located in: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia; Amman, Jordan; Ankara, Turkey; Bangkok, Thailand*; Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire; Brasilia, Brazil; Budapest, Hungary*; Copenhagen, Denmark; Gaborone, Botswana*; Kathmandu, Nepal; San Jose, Costa Rica; and Tashkent, Uzbekistan; work closely with other USG agencies to support their efforts by raising key issues at the diplomatic level, and with non-governmental organizations on environmental activities within their region.

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You are here Home Regional Offices Coeur d'Alene Regional Office : Key Environmental Issues Environmental Issues in the Coeur d'Alene Region Coeur d'Alene Home Page Coeur d'Alene Regional Calendar 2110 Ironwood Parkway Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814 Previous Page Air North Idaho's 2001 Smoke Management Plan Guidelines for field burning in Kootenai County and surrounding areas. (pdf 44 kb, 13 pages) Water Management of Coeur d'Alene Lake A study of Coeur d'Alene Lake was initiated in 1991, in response to long-term concerns over water quality degradation. The Coeur d’Alene Lake Management Plan was completed in 1995. Based on a recent review of the Plan, DEQ and the Coeur d'Alene Tribe are recommending modifications to the plan to ensure long-term lake water quality protection. Full Plan pdf 13 mb, 156 pages Because of the large size of this pdf document, we have also divided it into several sections for quicker download. Part 1 pdf 3.4 mb, 40 pages

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THE SOUTH CAUCASUS: A REGIONAL OVERVIEW AND CONFLICT ASSESSMENT REGIONAL OVERVIEW Environmental Issues The economic collapse in the South Caucasus has also contributed greatly to environmental problems, which were already significant in Soviet times. In fact, the first public demonstration in Armenia and Georgia in 1987 were related to environmental issues. The main problems are pollution, deforestation, the Caspian sea, and the Medzamor Nuclear Plant in Armenia. Pollution The Caspian Sea The water level of the Caspian sea has been rising since the 1980s and has already left hundreds of agricultural lands in the south of Azerbaijan under water. Over fishing and poaching of sturgeon by a powerful and armed caviar mafia, and the over-sale of black caviar, have also created such a problem that in 2001 the UN imposed restrictions on the five Caspian littoral states on the sale of caviar. Exploration and production of oil and gas have also led to massive ecological problems in the sea. In 1999-2000, Azerbaijani environmentalists reported the death of hundreds of sea lions in the Caspian. Deforestation Medzamor Another problem is the Medzamor nuclear power station in Armenia and the potential ecological threat it poses should an earthquake take place. The activity of the

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California Project Interim Findings The synopsis below summarizes the main points gleaned from discussions with key leaders throughout the state. The summary outlines the topic-based issues affecting children's environmental health in California, describes key actions to address these concerns, identifies regional similarities and differences, and describes the next steps necessary for this project. ISSUES AFFECTING CHILDREN'S ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH Children are in a dynamic state of growth and as a result, a wide variety of environmental health hazards can impact their health and well being. For this reason, leaders identified a myriad of broad and overlapping concerns. Due to the multidisciplinary nature of this work, Network staff frequently heard different and opposing perspectives. This diverse input provided a more holistic view of children's environmental health in California. The concerns most commonly noted include: Environmental Exposures Health Outcomes Specific Sites (Home, School, Suburban Sprawl)

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