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… The integrity of a reserve, or its insulation from adverse outside influences, depends not only on size and … management. Rather than seeking to prove ‘cause and ‘effect’ relationships, the analysis focuses on the … for conservation even though they might be subject to adverse weather events, fragmentation, pressures from …

… the enhanced heating since the 1970s due to the greenhouse effect and other human activities has been absorbed by the … on-set changes, thus exacerbating negative impacts and the adverse consequences for humans. That is to say, moving above … a reduced range of optimal temperatures, compounding adverse effects of ocean warming, and energy costs to …

… of incidents related to the problem, including the adverse effects and the way in which the formulation was … ‘have shown a high incidence of severe or irreversible adverse effects on human health or the environment’ – which … environment (incidents of environmental contamination or adverse environmental effects) • information on suspected …

… also increase due to these increasing temperatures. The effect of temperature on emissions of semi-volatile POP s is … species in captivity. Even less commonly available are adverse health effects data for exposed wildlife or human … populations. This chapter examines very briefly the key adverse outcomes associated with POP s exposure and the …

… which convey the property’s significance; (c) suffers from adverse effects of development and/or neglect’ (Paragraph … In addition, the criteria for inscription often in effect make up a description of OUV. In these cases, a … resources of the World Heritage site, but it also had an adverse impact on the local communities, who were deprived of …

… progress in some regions Fisheries have no significant adverse impacts on threatened species and vulnerable … recent reform of fertilizer pricing has been brought into effect to liberalize the prices of potassium and phosphate … for all depleted species, fisheries have no significant adverse impacts on threatened species and vulnerable …

… benefits from using chemicals, while minimising the adverse effects. Michael Depledge went on to talk about how … biological events. This could increase the knowledge of adverse outcome pathways for whole organisms. • When … paradigm that 'only the dose makes the poison', since the effect is not dependent only on the dose. Rather, the …

… it was assumed that awareness among coun- tries about the adverse health and environmental conse- quences of DDT, and …

… before emissions reductions begin to have a demonstrable effect on mercury levels throughout the environment and in … of regional emissions to deposition which may result in adverse eff ects and the potential benefi ts from reducing … more stringent regulations in several countries have the effect of reducing mercury emissions from coal burning …