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… in: a. the settlement of human populations and their socio-economic stability resulting from the everyday activities … of local populations; BEARING IN MIND the main ecological, economic and sociological consequences of human impacts on … of the oasis ecosystem for the natural environment and the economic and social conditions of oasis populations; and c. …

… term “sustainability” and the need to integrate social, economic, or ecological objec- tives to achieve … as a spatial base for technical, industrial and socio-economic structures and their development; and (d) soils as a … centre for afforestation experiments and nurseries in the zone of Shtura-Beqa 1995; Hungary, Decree No 24 of 1995 of …

… areas. Sustaining land resources is critical to the PRC’s economic development: with only about 7 percent of world’s … protection, and medicinal products) and human social, economic and production systems”.13 It explains that IEM … a nature reserve for the primitive forests and riparian zone. Instead, the new programme considered the protection of …

… it anymore.” He was absolutely correct. As an engine of economic growth and a source of livelihood for billions … has always been a uniquely valued and trusted asset, an exclusive political and legal system that encourages private … nature belongs to God.31 Rivers and lakes need a buffer zone, and tree planting and kindness to animals are …