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… River Rules 1952 261 5.1.2.17 Hazara Management of Waste Land (Guzaras) Rules 1950 265 5.1.2.18 NWFP Protection … water and land; (b) all layers of the atmosphere; (c) all organic and inorganic matter and living organisms; (d) the … Law in Pakistan I N.W.F.P (u) “wild-life” includes organic resources, animals, birds, reptiles, vegetation, soil …

… is the sanitation department which is responsible for waste management, including the management of garden waste and the recycling or disposal of urban tree residues. Ownerless waste can be found in parks, gardens and other public places. …

… sources of nutrients, sediments, heavy metals, persistent organic pollutants (POPs) and waterborne diseases is one of … (or sometimes reduced) due to human activities – such as waste heat from industrial activities and deforestation. GI … water systems containing too many dead leaves and stored organic matter can become hypoxic, with decreased pH and …

… – such as the use of Gmelina plantations and orange peel waste compost to provide a nurse crop and regen- eration … to develop ecotourism, including production of a range of organic herbs and locally made products for sale to visitors. …

… which is based on biomass. Biomass would refer to any organic matter that is available on a renewable basis and could include agricultural crops, timber and organic waste. Fire wood is a very basic, widely spread and often …

… and phosphorus, from fertilizers and human or animal waste causes artificial enrichment (eutrophication) of water … oxgen, which in turn reduces the rate of decomposition of organic material and the capacity to support aquatic …

… and issues such as ozone-depleting substances, hazardous waste and materials, pesticides, chemical weapons and living …