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 1 Pref         |           pace material and energy resources, and compromising the geophysical
 2 Intro        |    generally acknowledged that the resources of the planet, taken as
 3 I, 0,5       |        crop seeds, plunder natural resources, and accelerate soil erosion,
 4 I, A,7(19)   |            suffering and financial resources, and the destruction of
 5 I, A,9       |   themselves with severely reduced resources, or even poverty-stricken,
 6 I, B,11      |          critical in terms of food resources, because the death rate
 7 I, B,12(25)  |           Sciences, Population and Resources. Report, Vatican City, 1993. (
 8 I, B,12(27)  |           Study on "Population and Resources" organised by the Pontifical
 9 I, C,14      |                   Concentration of resources~17. Economic disparities
10 I, D,18      |           threatening such natural resources as water and land, particularly
11 I, D,18      |             with limited technical resources and difficulties in finding
12 I, D,18      |            better conserve natural resources and ensure widespread ownership
13 II, 0,19     |         appropriation of financial resources by the affluent and protects
14 II, 0,21     |          temporary stewards of the resources of the earth and the production
15 II, 0,22(38) |           the same. These are real resources, and are therefore a net
16 II, 0,23(41) |        villages, using traditional resources and techniques alone. He
17 II, 0,26     |      release substantial financial resources, for the benefit of developing
18 II, 0,34     |        wasting or misappropriating resources for the benefit of a minority
19 III, 0,36    |         those who possess economic resources and wield political authority,
20 III, 0,36    |   incapable of drawing on national resources from being rewarded without
21 III, 0,37    |          pesticides, plant genetic resources, etc. It is important to
22 III, 0,40(65)|         the substantial additional resources that have to be mobilised".~
23 III, 0,41    |     possible to manage soundly the resources provided.~
24 III, 0,48    |     marshalling private and public resources and organising relief in
25 III, 0,48    |            these efforts and these resources through countless parish,
26 III, 0,49    |            are. Attracting private resources and making more people aware
27 IV, 0,54     | appropriate instrument for sharing resources and responding effectively
28 IV, 0,56     |         and preserving the natural resources of planet-wide relevance.