Sudan: Post-Conflict Environmental Assessment Publisher: United Nations Environment Programme Publication Date: June 22, 2007 Copyright: 2007 Publisher Website: http://www.unep.org/ Language: en Category: Climate, Conflict, Peace and Security, Environment, Sudan, Sustainable Development A new assessment of the country, including the troubled region of Darfur, indicates that among the root causes of decades of social strife and conflict are the rapidly eroding environmental services in several key parts of the country. [ View Resource ]

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