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… thermal, followed by nuclear energy (20 %) and biomass/waste/com- bustion/CCS technologies (17 %), especially … tradi- tional biomass accounts for 80 % of the total domestic energy supply. While clean energy potential for all … traditional biomass accounts for 80 % of the total domestic energy supply. Only a small proportion of the rural …

… assuming that they attach importance to promoting domestic socio-economic development. While this question is … been contaminated by unpermitted discharges of hazardous waste must pay the price of cleaning up that waste, even if … point for regulation may be very difficult to apply to domestic utilization of genetic resources – a process that …

… countries – i.e., countries that do not have signifi- cant domestic industries that create or market the products of … international (Convention to Combat Desertification) and domestic levels (adoption of a National Action Plan to Combat … common grounds in environmental regulations, both at the domestic and at the international level.210 Partici- pation …

… was primarily harvested as seafood may also provide fish waste that can be used downstream for research on its MGR … stakeholders; and, compatibility with international and domestic legislation (e.g. the Nagoya Protocol and the … As well, the success of nutraceutical extraction from fish waste (see below) could lead to the large scale harvesting of …