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… winds;’ and Art. 1, which includes in the definition of pollution actions which cause ‘harm to living resources and … environmental costs for countries, among them a loss of soil productiv- ity, loss of vegetation cover, reduced food … and animal species. However, steep terrains are prone to soil erosion, and ultimately land degradation, if poorly …

… waste products serve also as a source of fertilizer and soil conditioner, essential for a sustainable agricultural … is addressed to all sectors of the economy, to prevent soil, water and air pollution which also affect agricultural enterprises. Forty …

… conditions, including drought, high salinity and poor soil fertility and structure, and that provide resistance to … resources, supporting agricultural productivity, including soil, water and genetic resources. The Near East is a food … salt, drought, cold and heat, as a means to reduce pollution and biodiversity loss. Crops that are genetically …

… 1999. “The Earth’s bounty: assessing and accessing soil microbial diversity.” TRENDS in biotechnology 17: … audacity to publish in Nature his findings of transgenic pollution, thereby risking corporate grants at UC-Berkeley … a company seeking permission to operate must meet air pollution standards, and in this process receives a specific …

… new varieties, choosing vineyard sites, developing soil treatments to improve the quality and amount of the … the sense that an action against a cross-border source of pollution must be brought in the country of the polluter, …