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… hundreds of kilometres inland, often lead to widespread erosion and thereby large increases in sediment load in … due to a combination of lack of sediment input, enhanced erosion and severe reduction in nutrient load. Such problems …

… of flows has resulted in nutrient depletion, shoreline erosion, and the loss of aquatic and riverine habitats for … and human settlements, generate pollution, land erosion (causing siltation) and nutrient runoff (causing … future use, prevent land subsidence, control and minimize erosion and flooding by absorbing runoff, and serve as medium …

… removals of vegetative cover can increase runoff, causing erosion of soil which can lead to increased turbidity of … of water resources and the control of flood and soil erosion. 3. Matters relating to the conservation of … 7, 12, 22, 31, 32, 42, 80, 87, 91, 100, 102, 110, 113, 129 Erosion, 4, 43, 103, 106, 112, 122, 125, 134 E va p o r a t i …

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

… and mineral resources. They are also areas of poverty, erosion, natural disasters, desertification, and industrial … of coastal and marine areas, including pollution, marine erosion, loss of resources, and habitat destruction; and (f) … outside it. These two Principles constitute a significant erosion of the old rule of absolute sovereignty. During …

… connected to environmental protection, and deforestation, erosion, and inappropriate development continued to occur. n … result of the fact is the decrease of natural waters, soil erosion or modification of climatic regime; 2. The crime is … including: Department of Forestry; Department of Soil Erosion, Flood Control and Coastal Zone Management; …

… flood or ice conditions, water-borne diseases, siltation, erosion, salt-water intrusion, drought or desertification. …

… for avalanche control, as firebreaks or windbreaks, or for erosion control). Forests managed primarily as a community …