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CCDI has a number of environmental-based publications to her name. The Publications are primarily aimed at raising awareness on environmental and sustainable human development issues. While some of our publications are freely distributed others are for sale. However income generated from sales of our publication is strictly meant and used to support our programme work.
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Living and Working with Climate Change (LWCC)
June
2007:
Some of the articles contained in the
bulletin are summaries of IPCC reports.
The June issue also contains short
articles on coastal erosion, drought,
agriculture, economics of climate
change, the built environment and
climate change opportunities. (Free)
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Living and working with Climate Change
December (LWCC) 2007:
The focus of the December 2007 issue has
more emphasis on mitigation and
adaptation measures and available
solutions and opportunities. It contains
articles on international funding
sources for climate change projects,
biofuels, efficient lighting technology
and energy efficiency.
(Free)
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Green Spaces in a mega city: Urban
Greening as a Development tool 2005.
The publication highlights and aims to
stimulate interest in a number of areas
that need further expansion and
research. The main aim is to motivate
people working in both the private and
public sector in areas such as
conservation, recreation, education,
youth programmes, sports, farming,
horticulture, forestry, landscape
design, entertainment and land tenure
policy making (e.t.c) that urban
greening can make a huge contribution to
achieving the Millennium Development
Goals such as ensuring environmental
sustainability and eradicating extreme
poverty and hunger.
(N500)
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Nigeria: People, Environment and
Development 2003.
Till date, this is one of our most
widely sought after publication. This
publication is with a difference. While
it is a useful tool for the specialist
who wishes to obtain information about
present levels of social and economic
development and the environmental
conditions around the country. Nigeria,
People, Environment and Development is
also meant for the general reader.
(N1000)
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Composting, Rainwater Harvesting and
Horticulture for Schools 2002.
CCDI
is also involved in an Ecology and
Development Series of publications:
(N1000)
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Air Pollution and Industrialization in
Nigeria. CCDI Ecology Series No.1
(N500)
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Business Perspectives in Sustainable
Development CCDI Ecology Series No.2.
(N500)
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