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… rarely designed to safeguard individual wetlands against harmful impacts of external activities. Site-specific … environmen- tally sensitive agriculture) or potentially harmful (e.g., wetland drainage, watershed deforestation). … free or low-cost flood insurance is a form of disguised subsidy that encourages the development of wetlands in areas …

… agencies, projects and programmes to prevent or remediate harmful impacts on water resources. These may address … the mandated procedure, the NWC first declares an area harmful to the public interest and then deals with the … outcomes for ecosystems, then government may offer a subsidy or payment to reduce water use or increase water …

… attached to the water which have or might have a harmful effect on such environments. (d) To carry out … acquiring a vested right to appropriate water in a manner harmful to the interests protected by the public trust. …

… of agrochemicals and the occurrence of eutrophication and harmful algal gaps continue to prevent us from having a … developing new resistant forms. Neurological development, harmful effects on the nervous, digestive and immune systems, … Exposures once thought acceptable are now known to be harmful; no safe exposure level has been behavioural …