'One Planet Many People' Atlas Launched to Mark World Environment Day 2005

Article image Rapid Urbanization, Shrimp Farming and Forest Loss Among Highlights
The dramatic and, in some cases, damaging environmental changes sweeping planet Earth are brought into sharp focus in a new atlas launched to mark World Environment Day.

Produced by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), One Planet Many People: Atlas of our Changing Environment compares and contrasts spectacular satellite images of the past few decades with contemporary ones, some of which have never been seen before.
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