(ii) It was stressed that it is the responsibility of all nations to cooperate to overcome pollution.
(iii) The developing nations feel that the developed nations are more responsible for the decline of the environment and they should take the responsibility for stopping the decline.
(iv) Non-governmental organisations working in the field of environmental protection were also present and assumed a bigger role in the decision making process at international conferences regarding the environment.
(v) The issue of the protection of the common global wealth was raised.
(vi) A consensus emerged that it was the responsibility of all the nations to protect these resources.
(vii) It was after this conference that the United Nations created the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).
(viii) Many international treaties about environment were signed after this conference.
(ix) Several rules were made about the protection of environment. Environmental movements started on a large scale at national as well as at the international level.