Trade and environment. The international debate Author various authors Date 1996 Source IUCN (ID: MON-059846) Publisher | Place of publication Latin American Economic System (SELA) / UNCTAD | Caceres, Venezuela Pages 411 p. Language English Field of application International Country/Territory Mexico, Netherlands, United States of America Subject Environment gen. Keyword Environmental standards Ecofriendly products/ecofriendly processes International trade Geographical area Latin America and the Caribbean, Caribbean Abstract Contents: 1. The trade / environment link 2. Trade and environment in the framework of international cooperation 3. Trade, environment and the developing countries 4. Trade and environment in Latin America and the Caribbean 5. The environment in the context of international trade 6. Environmental standards: Impact on SELA 's competitiveness and market access 7. Environmentally based process and production method standards: Some implications for developing countries 8. Trade and environment: OECD procedural guidelines 9. Regional integration and the environment. The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and the negotiation of the Group of Three. The Mexican experience 10. Trade and environmental policies in the Netherlands and the European Community 11. Trade and the environment. The U.S. experience 12. Trade and the environment: Next steps 13. Eco-packaging initiatives: Impact on international trade and the special conditions of developing countries 14. Eco-labelling initiatives as potential barriers to trade: A viewpoint from developing countries 15. Eco-packaging, ' Green Dot ' and ' Blue Angel ': The German case 16. Environmental policy making, eco-labelling and eco-packaging in Germany: The impact on exports from developing countries 17. Transparency, green trade and market access