JUltalitildifficult toimegine .afeguarding internationsl peaeewithoutat thesametimeItriving topromotelocialpeace,it ilaquallydifficult toimagine that.ither CaDaurviv.inth'longrunwithout &tD.cological balanc. -inIhort, gr.enpeace.Lif.onBarthforfuturegen.rationl cou14very..11beeD4ang.r.d if mandO'1notaak,peacewithaatur.. ADdIfnotpeac.,th.natleast III c.aa.-fir.. n.thr.atsarer.al.DOugh. vamingoftheataoaph.r., d.pl.tion of theoson.lay.r,acidrain,.zpaadi89 des.rts andr.ckl.,s d.for.station -topick jUltaf.wfrOllagrow1119 Il11t.Itlaind..«IIOwturgentthatweact,ifonlrto ItOPfurth.rd.t.rioratioa. weDimplycannotaffordtheluzuryofwaiting for irr~futabl. scientific proofastowhatpr.ciaely cau...the4iff.r'Dt proble•• confroDting UI.WeahouldDotallowours.lv.a theHllefitofthedoubt• Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryMS/csmA/45/PV.O 67 (Mr.yapdIpBro.k,Netherlands) It1.c~ucial novtomovetowards the.arlyconclusion ofaworldclimate co~ventlon whichshouldputan.ffectiv. stoptosuchr.16t.d ph.nQ..naos~armlng ofth(ll3t11osphere, deplGtion oftheoaonllay.raddlltfor.station. N.arebappyto observethatther.centLondonConf.rence reach.d ~gr.ement onth6totalbeDDing of chlorofluorocarbons (Cres)bytheyear2000. Our~Ddeavours toprotect theatmosphere, andindeedtheenviroDmeAt as& whole, C~onlybesuccessful withthefullparticipation ofthedeveloping countries. Theindustrialised countries hzv.aDobligati.on tohelpthall.alroady ovell:burden.d Ratione byproviding, among oth~r.,facilitating funds. Th.Unit.« Nations Conferenco ODBnviroDmant andDevelopaent, tobeh.ldin1992,shouldset thes.alon-arId-wide agreements ODCODer.t. measur.s ~ortheprot~~tion ofthe envir~Dment andtherestoratiQn ofthe4a-agealr.adyinflicted, whiletating accountofthespecialposition ofthedeveloping countries. Tli~Netherlands ,,111 continue toplayBDactiv.roleinitapr.paration. Inthiscont,st, Ishouldlike tomention ahigh-Ilvel meeting onhumans.ttlements andsustainable dlvelopment in November, wh.lchw111behostedbymyCOUllltry. BoththeUnitedRations Conf.reDc, oaEnvironment andDevelopment andthe negotiations ODDe.conventions, suchasaworldclimat. convention, serveasan opportunity tovesttheUnitedRations withDewcrisismanagellllat and'DforCfilr ....nt powersInsuring compliance with.nviroJUllfintal stan4azods. Weshouldaeillethese opportunities inaDad.quat.DeDner. Afterall,conditiQDs oflifeODEarth,and therewiththeworld' ISlSecurity,areatetake. InconclusioD, theGulfcrisishasORC'again.ad.theworldawareofthe greatvalueofaproperly functioning UnitedRatioDs. WesiDc.rely hope that~ after10l1gyearsofStI9llStiOD, theUnitedNations w11lbeabletoeDhuc,itsrole intheenforc'ment ofcollective 31curlty andtheproDOtion ofpeacefUl chang•• TheUnitedNatioDs shouldalsoseiseuponthepres.nt opportunity toresUD&the Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryBBS/c..WCS/I'V.9,a Or9uiaation. liewillCoour.hareofth.WOl"i'ci.volved instl'4ZUJthell1Dq thi. world Or~SDiaation aDdequally lD.tr.~Dift9 i~ter..tioDal l~vinallita diNen.lon., iDCludin9 pro-otion ofa~~at.rr.cour••totheIat.rnationalCo"rt of Ju.tice, aarecOllW2ld.d bythehcr.tary-Gen6ual inhlareport Oiltheworkofthe Organiaation. "Withallit.iMPerfections, theUalted.atioa8 O~9aDiaatioD off.rethe peace-loving nations oftheworldnow•fullyworkable mechaDi••which ~il1 giveth••peac.,ifth.y"antpeac.. 'robe.ure,nopi.coof.oeial macbin.ry, bowo".rvelleon8trueted, cabeeff.ctiv. unl•••there1.,backof it,a"illadat.miaation tolUkeit.work." Tho••word.ofon.ofthef.athen oftheIIcitedRations V!'tretruein1945aDd Dr.no1•••validin1990. Letu.aakeitwork. Mr.IOOB-BQQB (e_roon) (iat.rpl'.tatJ~D froll Fren~h) I'1'h1aforty-fifth ••••iODoftheGeneral As.embly iab8iagheldinaDe"int.rnational &~~iag.The cold"ariscOlDiD9toaD.dMcltt'...UII8racebclearly .1o"iDg dovD. 8\Il101'0\'8 co.flict. al'.approacb1ag ssolutio.. ADd,de.pit. contlDu~cl iabalaaeo. end profound .conomic injustice, theinitiation ofdialogu. isODceagainpossible becau••ofthe9!"o"iq lDtsr4.peD4ence ofpeople. aDdnatioD.. Allofus..ust r••r,ndtoc.rtain lIajorchalleng•••• The.efactaimpart .pi~~lal significanc. tothi.86s.ion oftheAasembly and C01lP4t1ustoderiv.thefull~.t pos8ibls benefitfr.itiDordertocOIi~r1but. to theadventofaworldofju.tic., peaceandliberty. *NI'.Plfil81ag (SaintLucla), Vic::e-Pir••id.ct,tool:thoChair e Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Libraryhimoftheconstant support oftheCameroonian deltHJatioD.outstanding election asPresident oftheAssembly. Ri.greatezperioDce and(Hr.Bqoh-Boch, COMroon)AI~5/PV.O 09-70 suc~essfully theloftyfunctions whichhavebeenconferred uponhim.IcanasaureInthbcouection, Ishouldlik6tocoagratulate Mr.Guido4eMarcoonhis UnitedRationsingeneral, promptusalltobelieve thathe"illd18charge II!OstfJ\IcUties, together withthedyn8111l111 andfar-sighted policies ofh1llCOUDtry, the
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement on the importance of international cooperation and environmental protection. It discusses the urgent need to address climate change, the role of the United Nations in promoting sustainable development, and the need for developed countries to provide financial support to developing countries. The text also touches on the need for dialogue and cooperation to resolve conflicts and promote peace.

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Natural resources and environment, International trade, Humanitarian aid and relief