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Norwegian treasures and celebration of the eighty-fifth anniversary of the Library of the United Nations in Geneva Interview with David Chikvaidze, Director of the United Nations Library and League of Nations Archives

Q: You are the Director of the United Nations Library in Geneva, built with funds from the United States. Could you tell us a little about its history? This is a very good and timely question, because on 10 September 2012 we celebrate the eighty-fifth anniversary of the gift from John D. Rockefeller Jr. to the League of Nations Library. The Library had already existed since 1919 when, in 1927, Rockefeller gave US$2 million to endow a library that…

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Urgent Action Needed to Reduce Growing Health and Environmental Hazards from Chemicals: UN Report

Text: UNEP Photos: Action Press/Virot Date: September 5, 2012 Chemical ‘Intensification’ of Economies in Developing Countries Means Greater Risk of Exposure to Hazardous Substances New Study Shows Sound Management of Chemicals Can Deliver Major Economic Benefits and Support Green Economy Senior UNEP staff presented the latest GCO (Global Chemicals Outlook Report during a press conference at UNOG Geneva / Nairobi / Mexico City / New York, 5 September 2012 – Coordinated action by governments and industry is urgently needed…

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