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    Environmental networks can benefit from sharing information, campaigning together on issues, and exchanging contact details. While they advocate for public goods like clean air and water, environmental issues are more difficult to personalize than human rights campaigns. Environmental networks emerged to focus on specific environmental problems. They aim to represent scientific issues and facilitate collaboration between groups. Organizations like SCOPE and the Human Environment program sought to increase cooperation among environmentalists in addressing transboundary pollution issues.

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    Environmental networks can benefit from sharing information, campaigning together on issues, and exchanging contact details. While they advocate for public goods like clean air and water, environmental issues are more difficult to personalize than human rights campaigns. Environmental networks emerged to focus on specific environmental problems. They aim to represent scientific issues and facilitate collaboration between groups. Organizations like SCOPE and the Human Environment program sought to increase cooperation among environmentalists in addressing transboundary pollution issues.

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    Environmental Network

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    Environmental networks can benefit from sharing information, campaigning together on issues, and exchanging contact details. While they advocate for public goods like clean air and water, environmental issues are more difficult to personalize than human rights campaigns. Environmental networks emerged to focus on specific environmental problems. They aim to represent scientific issues and facilitate collaboration between groups. Organizations like SCOPE and the Human Environment program sought to increase cooperation among environmentalists in addressing transboundary pollution issues.

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    Environmental networks might acquire a variety of benefits in sharing information with

    other organizations, campaigning towards an issue, and exchanging contact information.

    Since Transnational environment advocate for different issues like public goods, such as

    pollution in the air, deforestation of areas and water issues, it is more difficult for them to

    give their campaigns a human face than campaigning directly for human rights issues.

    Environmental networks started to emerge in order to address more specific environmental

    issues. The purpose of advocating and representing scientific issues and collaboration among

    environmental networks. The Scientific Committee on Problems of the Environment (SCOPE)

    was funded to increase and improve collaboration among environmentalists. This

    collaboration was later reinforced and stimulated with the creation of the Human

    Environment, tried to address the issues on trans -boundary pollution from other

    industrialized natio ns.

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