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Review of the System of Environmental Monitoring in the Russian Federation and Former Soviet Union and Related Environmental Policy Issues. Thesis for MSc Degree, MCMXCVII
Thesis for MSc Degree, MCMXCVII
Vladislav Larin
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A thesis submitted to the Department of Environmental Sciences and Policy of the Central European University in part fulfilment of the Degree of Master of Science (MSc Environmental Sciences and Policy)
Review of the System of Environmental Monitoring in the Russian Federation and Former Soviet Union and Related Environmental Policy Issues
Vladislav I. Larin
September 1997
Budapest
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No portion of the work referred to in this thesis has been submitted in support of an application for another degree or qualification at this or any other university or institute of learning.
Vladislav Larin
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For bibliographic and references purposes this dissertation should be referred to as:
Larin, V.I. 1998. A Review of the System of Environmental Monitoring in the Russian Federation and the former Soviet Union and Related Environmental Policy Issues. Master of Science thesis, Department of Environmental Sciences and Policy, Central European University, Budapest.
Address of Central European University
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Address of Author
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
First of all I am very grateful to my sons for their understanding during the period of my working on this dissertation.
Moreover, I would like to thank the following persons and institutions without whose kind help the work on this dissertation could not be successful:
Dr. R.Mnatsakanian, Department of Environmental Sciences and Policy (Central European University), for consultations and providing helpful references.
Staff of the Department of Environmental Sciences and Policy (Central European University) for support all my activities during preparation this dissertation and Dr. E.Bellinger, Head of Department of Environmental Sciences and Policy for his general guidance.
Experts of different official and non-official organisations for their time and kind readiness for consultations:
Dr. Yablokov A.V., Chairman of Interagency Commission on Ecological Security of National Security Council of Russian Federation, Associated Member of Russian’s Sciences Academy;
Dr. Buyvolov Y.V., chemist of Laboratory of Environmental Monitoring and Climate of RosGidromet;
Dr. Dumnov A.D., Head of Department of the Environmental Statistics of the GosKomStat of Russian Federation;
Dr. Genichovich E.L., Head of Laboratory of Main Voeykov Geophysical Observatory;
Dr. Komarov A.V., Head of Main Department of Management of Scientific-Technical Supplement of Information of GosComEcologii;