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… See also Catherine Rich and Travis Longcore, eds., Ecological Consequences of Artificial Night Lighting … terrestrial, marine and other aquatic ecosystems and the ecological complexes of which they are part”, and Article 4 … community, if it were to disregard considerations of this character.”110 On this point, the joint dissenting opinion of …

… of shared water resources. Considering the authoritative character of the International Watercourses Convention as a … include: Geographic, hydrographic, hydrological, climatic, ecological and other factors of a natural character; Social … to the hydrological, meteorological, hydrogeological and ecological nature of the watercourse, including its water …

… and national priorities in Africa. This is because of its ecological and political history, its exceptional diversity … a process of amendment of the original Convention.26 The character of the Convention, as a regional agreement for … and/or local development plans. It spells out that ecological, social, economic and cultural factors should be …

… programmes, especially in areas where they form a coherent ecological network. Neighbouring states, which often have … a region with high natural values and conserved ecological processes and ecosystems. The quality of the … xerophilic plant com- munities with a distinct endemic character have developed on the steep slopes and rocks of …

… and national priorities in Africa. This is because of its ecological and political history, its exceptional diversity … a process of amendment of the original Convention.26 The character of the Convention, as a regional agreement for … and/or local development plans. It spells out that ecological, social, economic and cultural factors should be …

… into an International Law of Co-operation, positive in character, to meet the needs and aspirations of the new … While Hungary essentially relied on a “state of ecological necessity” to justify the suspension or … of performance of the 1977 Treaty (owing in part to ecological imperatives), a fundamental change of …

… and drought and their underlying causes, including ecological and socio-economic factors. For example, to … should be facilitative and non-confrontational in character and, secondly, that such procedures and …

… TBNRM is seen to create opportunities for sustainable ecological management, rural livelihoods, regional … geographic, hydrographic, hydrological, climatic, ecological, social and economic needs, existing and potential … hydrological, climatical and other factors of a natural character; • The social and economic needs of the member …

… TBNRM is seen to create opportunities for sustainable ecological management, rural livelihoods, regional … geographic, hydrographic, hydrological, climatic, ecological, social and economic needs, existing and potential … hydrological, climatical and other factors of a natural character; • The social and economic needs of the member …

… of management units within ecosystems should be based on ecological criteria instead of institutional boundaries or … purpose, for instance an exclusive fishery zone or an ecological protection zone. The two marine commons are the … and the Fish Stocks Agreement have a so-called ‘framework’ character. They contain overall objectives and basic rights …