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… of complex topics ranging from natural resource damages to pollution preven- tion, public participation in decision … identifica- tion of environmental conflicts, due to pollution or misuse of resources, and their exami- nation at … curb the excesses of globalization – including excesses of pollution, excesses from natural resource exploitation, and …

… for the future, as growing demands outstrip supplies and pollution continues to contaminate rivers, lakes and … consideration the dangers and risks of environ- mental pollution…”26 In contrast to CEDAW, the pressing water issue … of their constitutions when protecting water from pollution or ensuring access to water to meet basic human …

… and park encroachment, but also against indirect threats: pollution and human activities in protected areas. It is … and park encroachment, but also against indirect threats: pollution and human activities in protected areas. It is …

… can emigrate or acquire means to limit the impact of pollution (Kapp, 1972). They can also avoid financial damages … (through, for example, the institutionalisation of a pollution credit market). 63 See section 2.5.4, p. 22. 64 … ´, in Hanna et al. (1996), 13–34. Dales J.H. (1968), Pollution, Property and Prices : An Essay in Policy-Making …

… sources dry up, become choked with silt or contaminated by pollution, the provision of this essential basic resource … in remote locations. Examples include cases where upstream pollution (often hundreds of kilometres away) affects river …