{"content":[{"text":"The Fossil Makers","bbox":{"left":0.121008,"top":0.082963,"width":0.132388,"height":0.017490999999999993}},{"text":"Schmidt-Bleek \n Chapter 2 \n Environmental Policy Today","bbox":{"left":0.323496,"top":0.082963,"width":0.35083,"height":0.082522}},{"text":"32","bbox":{"left":0.851717,"top":0.082963,"width":0.017392999999999992,"height":0.017490999999999993}},{"text":"The Minister of the Environment today is still too much of an end-of-the-pipe minister, \n someone for ex-post environmental repairs. Others are making sectoral policy, and \n the Minister of the Environment adds a little filter of environmental recognition at the \n back. This is and remains a second-best scenario; it would be better to include the \n issue of environmental compatibility in the initial policies.","bbox":{"left":0.180303,"top":0.189534,"width":0.69787,"height":0.08467}},{"text":"German Minister of the Environment, Klaus Töpfer, in an interview with the \n \"Frankfurter Rundschau,\" June 1, 1993.","bbox":{"left":0.220235,"top":0.288983,"width":0.6183320000000001,"height":0.035829}},{"text":"32","bbox":{"left":0.490487,"top":0.898946,"width":0.016839999999999966,"height":0.015780000000000016}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}