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… plantations, the mountains eroded, endangering the city’s water supply. When they were reforested, recreational use was … other protected areas are the responsibility of state or territorial governments, rather than the Australian … is not much difference between the home ranges of these territorial animals in urban as opposed to non-urban regions; …

… of Change 106 7 Food Security and Agriculture 124 8 Water Resources 160 9 Biodiversity and Soil 190 10 Energy and … reflection of a historical phenomenon, including chronic territorial wars, colonization, socialist collectivization, … the issue of land grabbing is complex and requires a territorial vision that 1) recognizes the rights of local …

… product supply (agricultural products, wood energy and water), erosion, sand encroachment and floods. On the other … level, such as those relating to air quality and drinking water standards, have impacts on sub-national level … that not only includes vegetation1 but also soil, water, animals, utilities, buildings, transportation systems …

… Ordinance 1987 (Missing) 5.1.6.5 NWFP Rural Area Drinking Water Supply Scheme Act 1985 380 5.1.6.6 NWFP Water Users … as far as may be,- (a) the area of a Union shall be a territorial unity; (b) the boundaries of a Union shall not … (A.W.Bs.) in the Province together with the respective territorial jurisdictions which will preferably be based on …