Human rights must be asserted, apartheid and colonialism condemned Natural resources must be safeguarded The Earth's capacity to produce renewable resources must be maintained Wildlife must be safeguarded Non-renewable resources must be shared and not exhausted Pollution must not exceed the environment's capacity to clean itself Damaging oceanic pollution must be prevented Development is needed to improve the environment Developing countries therefore need assistance Developing countries need reasonable prices for exports to carry out environmental management Environment policy must not hamper development Developing countries need money to develop environmental safeguards Integrated development planning is needed Rational planning should resolve conflicts between environment and development Human settlements must be planned to eliminate environmental problems Governments should plan their own appropriate population policies National institutions must plan development of states' natural resources Science and technology must be used to improve the environment Environmental education is essential Environmental research must be promoted, particularly in developing countries States may exploit their resources as they wish but must not endanger others Compensation is due to states thus endangered Each nation must establish its own standards There must be cooperation on international issues International organizations should help to improve the environment Weapons of mass destruction must be eliminated