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… valuation. • In order to understand trade-offs among candidate users of the same ecosystem, the TEV of aquaculture … about the environment, every oceanographic, physical, chemical and biological variable that may affect production … valuation. In order to understand trade-offs among candidate users of the same ecosystem, the TEV of aquaculture …

… rather than absolute. Any further analysis of potential candidate wilderness areas needs to consider additional, … This empirical threshold was developed by comparing candidate values at the 1st, 3rd, 5th and 10th percentiles, … wilderness in our analysis may suffer from impacts such as chemical, plastic or sound pollution that are not represented …

… and Natural Habitats, Montenegro developed a list of 32 candidate Emerald Ecologic Network sites (also defined as … country’s ambition to join the EU. As Montenegro obtained Candidate Country status and opening of negotiations on …

… conducts research in the very complex field of biological, chemical and physical oceanography, sedimentology, and … the Adriatic coast. Dispersed contamination relates to chemical agents and fertilizers used in agriculture, erosion … of 54 biodiversity. There is also an increased use of chemical agents to spur growth and crop production. As new …

… Manager, Parks Canada; WCPA member • Robert Kibugi, PhD Candidate, University of Ottawa • Irina Krasnova, Professor … on Protected Areas Law and Policy; and Stefan Gruber, PhD Candidate, Australian Centre for Climate and Environmental … to the surface. In these dynamic systems, the movement of chemical and other pollutants can be immediately harmful to …

… - hydrocarbon extraction and storage - refineries and chemical industries - heavy industry - thermal power plant - … Garah Islands group (located offshore of this area, a candidate as a marine protected area, see next data sheet). …

… build upon efforts to ‘remediate’ ecosystems (e.g., remove chemical contamination), or ‘rehabilitate’ ecosystems (e.g., … Restoration for Protected Areas Requires Physical- Chemical Modification Requires Biological Modification … a severely degraded system might have been a priority candidate for restoration. However, under conditions of rapid …

… 2014). Larger areas can be designed to protect geological, chemical and oceanographic diversity, which is also a key … such as deep-sea vents and abyssal trenches, critical chemical processes such as oxygen and nutrient cycling and … these processes are not well known, and expert review of candidate networks of areas will be required to implement …