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OECD iLibrary Themes - Environment
This OECD iLibrary theme subscription includes online access to all OECD books and databases related to environment from 1998 onwards. The OECD's work on environment helps countries design and implement effective policies to address some of today's major challenges like climate change, air pollution, biodiversity, and waste and water resources. It aims to provide concrete recommendations and measurement tools, including indicators, to support efforts to achieve growth and development while preserving natural assets.

The OECD produces around 130 new books and papers each year.
  • 790 + ebooks
  • 580 + chapters
  • 120 + papers
  • 70 + tables/graphs
Databases: OECD Environment Statistics (Greenhouse gas emissions by source; Air emissions by source; Air and greenhouse gas emissions by industry; Threatened species; Forest resources; Municipal Waste; Primary waste by sector; Water; Green Growth Indicators; Environmental protection expenditures and revenues; Material resources; Environmental policy instruments; Patents in environment related technologies).
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Price US $1,290.00 / CDN (Provided upon request.)
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Did you know?
- Without new policy, a world economy four times larger than today is projected to use about 80 more electricity in 2050.
Source: OECD Environmental Outlook to 2050

- In 2010, Germany's total GHG emissions were 24% below the 1990 Kyoto Protocol base year level.
Source: OECD Environmental Performance Reviews: Germany 2012

- Water demand is projected to increase by 55% globally between 2000 and 2050.
Source: Meeting the Water Reform Challenge

- 84% of the climate change warming caused by humans has been transferred to the oceans.
Source: The Economics of Adapting Fisheries to Climate Change