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… of watercourses with ‘heavy’ metals, chemical waste or pesticides and fertilizers. It is also worth … in water law to a certain extent. Individuals under domestic law and States under international law do not have … particularly within fragile environments, and the domestic, industrial and agricultural needs of the …

… have become a major factor governing mining operations, waste disposal and site closure. Yet there remains a … them for wood and charcoal for cooking and construction. Domestic and regional consumption of wood led to a loss of 60 … and flora can be traced to overgrazing by rabbits and domestic stock and predation from introduced animals like the …

… that illicit dumping of toxic and dangerous substances and waste potentially constitutes a serious threat to the human … engaging the environment to protection mechanisms in the domestic level. … to Environmental Protection If it is enforceable in domestic courts, a constitutional right to a healthy …

… cumulative effects. • Wastes (emissions, effluents, solid waste), or other chemical, thermal, radiation or noise … flood and draught management, nutrient cycling and waste management; these ‘free’ ecosystem services provided a …

… large diameter oil and gas pipelines, trading ports, waste disposal installations for incineration, chemical … does not prescribe the scope and content of an EIA. The domestic legislation of each state or the authorization …

… projects listed in Annex I of the convention (e.g., waste processing plants, infrastructure construction, … of transboundary pollution, but focuses more on a parties domestic plans and programmes in the context of Strategic …

… in an experimental model of a municipal solid waste landfill and leachate. Applied Microbiology 30: … et al. (2016) estimated the direct contribution to gross domestic product (GDP; activities such as fishing and … and territories obtain a large proportion of their gross domestic product from revenue from tuna fisheries, including …