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The United Nations Regional Seas Programme: General Guides and Principles

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Ryan Plummer & Cynthia Stacey. (2000) A Multiple Case Study of Community-Based Water Management Initiatives in New Brunswick . Canadian Water Resources Journal / Revue canadienne des ressources hydriques 25:3, pages 293-307.
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Ryan Plummer. (2006) The evolution of sustainable development strategies in Canada: an assessment of three federal natural resource management agencies. Sustainable Development 14:1, pages 16-32.
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