Search results

… well as a vast array of opportunities for recreation and tourism. There are many examples of the economic value of … well as a vast array of opportunities for recreation and tourism. There are many examples of the economic value of … $30 billion each year—is generated from nature-based tourism, including scuba diving and snorkeling. Wetlands …

… economic opportuni- ties, such as are presented by eco-tourism; as well as direct security threats posed by armed … ‘might lie in one country, which also derives the tourism benefits from its preservation, while other riparian … both Zimbabwe and Zam- bia, and many financial impacts on tourism. The dam will be the river’s third large hydropower …

… depend on commercial use of river for fish, recrea- tion, tourism, water supply and agriculture, transport for income … of consumptive and non-consumptive uses for recreati- on, tourism, sport-fishing, etc • Benefits accrue to individuals … an agricultural economy to one based on recreation and tourism also need to be considered in the Deschutes. The …

… areas as a result of urban growth, industrial activities, tourism and irrigated agriculture. Article 3 - Strategic … whether it be for transport, fishing, recreation or tourism; Groundwater in international law104 Pollution of a … transport and infrastructure, Article 9 - Sustainable tourism, Article 10 - Industry and energy, Article 11 - …

… for example water supply, water filtration, fisheries, tourism amenities and agricultural production. “GROUNDWATER … the important mining, agriculture and wildlife-based tourism sectors. About 50% of national water use is supplied …

… solid waste disposal; chemical/oil storage facilities Tourism hotels and campsites wastewater discharge; solid …