Publications
 | Edited, with Introductions, by Paul Ganster and Hartmut Walter Download Book Order Form to Purchase Thirty-seven essays by scientists, social scientists, public officials, and policymakers from the United States and Mexico discuss the environmental issues that have accompanied growth and development along the U.S.–Mexican border. The authors also consider policy alternatives to counter negative environmental impacts and to manage the region’s resources for the future. |
UCLA Latin American Institute
The UCLA Latin American Institute, situated in a major U.S. gateway to the region, is committed to excellence in its exchange of knowledge with students, specialists, and the surrounding community. The Institute equips leaders and scholars with the information and skills required for understanding complex Latin American societies.
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