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… production  systems  often  involve  some  of  the  most  hazardous  activities  to  human,  animal  and  … cult working postures, lengthy hours, as well as the use of hazardous  … The  use  of  pesticides,  fertilizers  and  other  hazardous  agricultural  inputs  can  be  regulated  to  …

… into law the Patents (Amendment) Act, 200564 which in substance negates India's opposition, and brings it into … sale, and distribution of substandard, contaminated or hazardous food items. Article 4 regulates the misbranding of … prohibit or restrict any pesticides that are potentially hazardous to the health of "human beings, animals, birds or …

… natural resources as well as the control of pollution and hazardous materials. The environmental legal regime in force … cities and recycling plants. g. Industrial and hospital hazardous and toxic waste treatment and disposal. h. … an animal meant for dairy or meat purposes, on deleterious substance, filth or refuse of any kind which is dangerous to …

… are essential to ensure that increasingly frequent hazardous events do not push countries and communities into … this report refers to hazards of natural origin only. à Hazardous event: the occurrence of a natural phenomenon in a … of the functioning of a community or a society due to hazardous events interacting with conditions of exposure, …

… these are so numerous and diversified that it would be hazardous, at this level, to suggest too broad a definition. … misunderstandings not only of terminology but also of substance, as illustrated by the following: "Each discipline …