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… extent, fi shing vessels, constitutes a supplementary risk, especially in straits and other areas where it may … traffic and related activities, because an integrated assessment of the consequences of all such activities will … areas where marine biodiversity is particularly at risk. Such a policy instrument could focus initially on, but …

… J.P. Roberts and J.S.H. Pullen provide a critical assessment of Introduction libro2_pruebasssss.indd 7 … stated as appearing ‘year after year’ in the ‘very high risk’ category of the Paris MOU; also in this category from … is Syria, with Egypt and Turkey just below in the ‘high risk’ category (IMO DOC FSI 14/7/4, 30 March 2006, …

… apparent or being appreciated fully. These include the risk arising from the transfer of pathogens and aquatic … on 2 January 1993. 1991 Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context (Espoo), 30 ILM (1971), … 217 11.3.2. Increasing Legal Risk …

… large whales. Intensive hunting therefore brings a high risk of over-exploitation, the collapse of stocks and even … intended to have been subject to a ‘comprehensive assessment’ by 1990 ‘at the latest’, but has been in effect …

… EEZ exclusive economic zone EIA environmental impact assessment EU European Union FAO United Nations Food and … - or ‘Constitution’ - for the oceans, that lessens the risk of international conflict and enhances stability and … data, monitoring systems and scientific documentation. The risk of TDA to become obsolete after the completion of the …

… this intentional activity will therefore pose a risk to marine biodiversity. In addition, fishing activities … in ABNJ. A regular process for the global reporting and assessment of the state of the marine environment, including … process under the United Nations for global reporting and assessment of the state of the marine environment, including …