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Bermuda

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Bhutan

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Bolivia

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Bosnia and Herzegovina

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  • [1] as on 2004-12-26

Botswana

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Brazil

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  • "ENB:02:03". Earth Negotiations Bulletin. International Institute for Sustainable Development. Retrieved 2006-11-29.
    • UNCED Collor /1992-06-03/
  • "ENB @ UNFCCC COP-12 and Kyoto COP/MOP-2, Nairobi, Kenya; 16 November 2006". IISD. Retrieved 2006-11-27.
    • Silva /2006-11-16/

Bulgaria

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Canada

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Chad

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Chile

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China (People's Republic of)

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Colombia

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  • de Zárate, Roberto Ortiz (2005-07-19). "Political leaders: Colombia". World political leaders. Retrieved 2006-12-31.
    • Gaviria PM 1990-08-07/1994-08-07
  • "ENB:02:11". United Nations conference no environment and development - UNCED 1992. International Institute for Sustainable Development. Retrieved 2006-12-31.
    • Gaviria UNCED

Congo, republic of

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Comoros

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Croatia

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  • de Zárate, Roberto Ortiz (2005-07-19). "Political leaders: Croatia". World political leaders. Retrieved 2006-12-31.
    • Greguric 1991-07-17/1992-08-12
  • "ENB:02:11". United Nations conference no environment and development - UNCED 1992. International Institute for Sustainable Development. Retrieved 2006-12-31.
    • Greguric UNCED

Cuba

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  • "ENB:02:11". United Nations conference no environment and development - UNCED 1992. International Institute for Sustainable Development. Retrieved 2006-12-27.
    • UNCED, PM, Castro

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Dominican Republic

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Egypt

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El Salvador

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  • [2] Jokisch under Flores.

Equatorial Guinea

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  • [4] as on 2005-06-13. Heiki Kranich 1999-03-25/.
  • [5] as on 2005-06-13. Kranich still minister on /2003-03-04/.
  • [6] as on 2005-06-13. PM from and to dates.
  • Andrus_Ansip#Rahvaliit as on 2005-06-13. Reiljan already before 2005-04-12.

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Finland

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France

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  • "Cabinets ministériels" (in French). Ministère de l’écologie et du développement durable. Retrieved 2006-12-09.
    • 1974/2005 (the 1971 date may be wrong)
  • "ENB:02:05". United Nations conference no environment and development - UNCED 1992. International Institute for Sustainable Development. Retrieved 2006-12-06.
    • UNCED /1992-06-04/ Segolene Royal
  • [8] as on 2005-06-26.
    • 2002-05-07/ Roselyne Bachelot-Narquin.
  • Serge Lepeltier as on 2005-06-24.
    • 2004-03-31/ under Jean-Pierre Raffarin.
  • [9] as on 2005-06-24.
    • 2005-05-31/ Dominique de Villepin.
  • [10] as on 2005-06-26.
    • 2005-06-03/ Nelly Olin?

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Georgia

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Germany

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  • "ENB:02:04". United Nations conference on environment and development - UNCED 1992. International Institute for Sustainable Development. Retrieved 2006-11-29.
    • UNCED, Töpfer
  • Gerhard Schröder as on 2005-06-26.
    • 1998-10-27/ Trittin and Schröder.

Ghana

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  • /1994 Minister of environment. 1994/2001-10 Minister of environment, science, and technology. [11] as on 2005-06-26.
  • 2001-01-07/ Kufuor replaced Rawlings. John Kufuor as on 2005-06-26.

Grenada

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  • 2003-12-03/ Ann David-Antoine. [12] as on 2005-06-26.

Guatemala

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  • 2000-01-14/2004-01-14 Portillo, 2004-01-14/ Berger. [13] as on 2005-06-26.

Guinea

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  • PMs: 1999-03-08/2004-02-23 Sidime, 2004-02-23/2004-12-09 Fall, 2004-12-09/ Diallo. [14] as on 2005-06-26.
  • Cheik Abdel Kader. [15] as on 2005-06-26.

Guinea-Bissau

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  • 2001-12-09/2002-11-17 Alamara Ntchia Nhassé. [16] as on 2005-06-26.

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Haiti

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Holy See (Vatican City)

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Honduras

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Hungary

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India

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Iraq

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Ireland

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Kenya

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Lithuania

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Netherlands

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New Zealand

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  • Marian Hobbs: 1999-12-10/2001-02-23, 2001-03-28/2005-10-19 [19] as accessed on 2005-11-26.
  • David Benson-Pope: 2005-10-19/ [20] as accessed on 2005-11-26.

Norway

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  • [21] as accessed on 2005-09-25.
    • PMs and MoEs 1971-03-17/2000-03-17
  • "ENB:02:03". Earth Negotiations Bulletin. International Institute for Sustainable Development. Retrieved 2006-11-29.
    • UNCED Brundtland
  • "ENB:02:05". Earth Negotiations Bulletin. International Institute for Sustainable Development. Retrieved 2006-12-06.
    • UNCED Berntsen
  • [22] as accessed on 2005-09-25.
    • Siri Bjerke and Stoltenberg 2000-03-17/2001-10-19
  • [23] as accessed on 2005-11-26.
    • Bjerke 2000/2001, Brende 2001/2004, Hareide 2004/.
  • [24] [25] as accessed on 2005-11-26.
    • Helen Bjørnøy and Stoltenberg 2005-10-17/
  • "Statsråder og statssekretærer i Miljøverndepartementet 1972-2006". 2006. Retrieved 2006-08-07.
    • Incumbancies

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Pakistan

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  • "ENB:02:04". United Nations conference no environment and development - UNCED 1992. International Institute for Sustainable Development. Retrieved 2006-11-29.
    • UNCED Minister for environment and urban affairs, Anwar Saifullah Khan, /1992-06-03/
  • "ENB:02:12". United Nations conference no environment and development - UNCED 1992. International Institute for Sustainable Development. Retrieved 2006-12-31.
    • Sharif UNCED
  • "Pakistan". Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Central Intelligence Agency. 2002-12-02. Archived from the original on 2002-12-12. Retrieved 2006-11-29.
    • Minister for environment, local government, and rural development, Jameel
  • "Pakistan". Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Central Intelligence Agency. 2005-12-13. Retrieved 2006-11-29.
    • Minister of environment, Iqbal

Poland

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  • [26] accessed on 2005-12-25. Swatoń resigns 2005-04-25, Podgajniak acting minister.
  • [27] accessed on 2005-12-25. Szyszko since 1997 and 2005.

Portugal

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Romania

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  • "Sulfina Barbu". Retrieved 2006-03-02.
    • Sulfina Barbu Minister of Environment

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Senegal

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Singapore

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Somalia

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  • "Somalia". Chiefs of state and cabinet members of foreign governments. CIA. 2006-03-24. Retrieved 2006-04-30.
    • Hayd

South Africa

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  • "Suid-Afrika 1991-92 Amptelike jaarboek" 17th edition, Elise Keyter, ISBN 0-7970-2273-2
  • Business Day directory of politics and business in South Africa, Adrian Hadland, ISBN 1-875015-20-5
  • Who's who in South African politics, number 4, Shelagh Gastrow, ISBN 0-86975-433-5
  • Who's who in South African politics, number 5, Shelagh Gastrow, ISBN 0-86975-458-0
  • Mail & Guardian A-Z of South African politics 1999. The essential handbook, Phillip van Niekerk, Barbara Ludman, ISBN 0-140-27507-X

South Korea

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Spain

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Sweden

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  • "Kort historik (Swedish)". 2005-01-03. Retrieved 2006-02-28.
    • Ministers 1987/2004?
  • "Prime Minister of Sweden". 2006-02-11. Retrieved 2006-02-28.
    • PMs 1986/2006
  • "ENB:02:12". United Nations conference no environment and development - UNCED 1992. International Institute for Sustainable Development. Retrieved 2006-12-31.
    • Bildt UNCED

Switzerland

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Uganda

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UK

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Ukraine

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  • "Yanukovych left for Germany". ForUm. Inter-Media. 2007-02-28. Retrieved 2007-03-25.
    • PM Viktor Yanukovych, Minister for preservation of the environment Vasyl Dzharty, 2007-02-28.

USA

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Jeandré, 2004-05-17t23:44z, 2004-05-30t13:19z, 2004-06-26t20:49z, 2004-07-03t09:04z, 2004-07-03t09:40z, 2004-09-12t18:21z, 2004-09-12t18:44z, 2004-10-02t19:33z, 2004-10-07t20:40z, 2004-12-01t20:35z, 2004-12-01t21:08z