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… large LNG exporting country in the coming years, which may lead to a more globalized natural gas market. The two major … trend in natural gas prices in the United States did not lead to a significant and immediate reaction with regard to … production and increasing liquefaction capacities could lead to its increasing globalization. The creation of trading …

… Pollution 237 19.1.1 Agricultural Sources 237 19.1.2 Lead Poisoning Resulting from Hunting and Fishing 239 19.2 … to wetlands where, individually or cumulatively, they lead to the modification of the ecological conditions … from reaching their breeding or nursery grounds and thus lead to the fragmentation of fish populations. In extreme …

… Its absence causes or contributes to many diseases which lead to high rates of morbidity and mortality. Millions of … the prevalence of outbreaks of infectious disease; lead to loss of land (as a result of rising sea levels); … hydrograph). Changes in local or regional vegetation may lead to localized or basin-wide shifts in rainfall and …

… of existing water pollution. 2. This Convention is not to lead to the replacement of existing measures by measures … and if, once set in motion, such procedure does not lead to the settlement of the dispute within nine months, one … 7. The application of this Convention shall not lead to the deterioration of environmental conditions nor …

… in water, and in biodiversity. Heavy Metals e.g., cadmium, lead, zinc, copper Industries and mining sites Persist in … including Aldrin and DDT, metals like arsenic and lead, water quality characteristics such as dissolved oxygen …

… of post-revolutionary or post-colonial circumstances can lead courts to turn a blind eye or to find inventive … power. In practice, of course, political factors generally lead Australian States to make sure that change causes … Failure to comply with virtually any of them could lead to the forfeiture - that is to say, the loss - of those …