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… help to sustain life on earth, including energy exchanges, erosion, the transfer of bio-active chemicals, and climate … of water quality. This is achieved through minimising soil erosion on-site, reducing sediment in water bodies (wetlands, … of ecosystem processes, such as water regulation, erosion regulation, water purification, waste regulation, …

… in order to reduce crop vulnerability and genetic erosion, and promote increased world food production …

… will have a negative influence on land resources, causing erosion. This whole process will result in the washing down … sewage, without changes in agricultural systems to control erosion and reduce agrochemical use, and without the … flood or ice conditions, water-borne diseases, siltation, erosion, salt-water intrusion, drought or desertification. …

… as deforestation, loss of biodiversity, pollution, soil erosion, decreasing quality and quantity of water, poor …

… of the ‘generational divide’.155 Senior staff may fear erosion of existing bureaucratic hierarchies stemming from …

… is not unsuitable because of its susceptibility to erosion and will be adequately equipped with effective fences … (Control of Settlement, Residence, and Prevention of Soil Erosion, Flora and Fauna) By-laws, 1992 National Environment …

… declining coastal water quality” or “continuing coastal erosion”. Ibid., Preamble. 144 Ibid., Preamble. 145 Ibid., …