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Public/Private Partnerships and Environmentalism
This report explores public/private partnerships and their use in protecting critical lands. It examines the structure of such partnerships, including the benefits and downfalls, the players involved, and the strengths and weaknesses of the players. Four case studies are examined that illustrate way
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