Comparitive analysis of the regulatory policy of the U.S. and Japanese governments on the issue of the protection of the ozone layer and the reduction of CFC and halon

Comparitive analysis of the regulatory policy of the U.S. and Japanese governments on the issue of the protection of the ozone layer and the reduction of CFC and halon

by Hiromi Yano

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