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… (Kowarik, 1999). Inland water systems subject to thermal pollution from industrial or energy generation activities may … species are well described as a form of “self-regenerating pollution” (de Klemm, 1996). From a legal point of view, however, the ‘pollution’ associated with biological invasions is much …

… ‘upstream’ and finds an anthropocentric reason – land use, pollution, abstraction, livestock, introduced species, or … ecosystems, owing mainly to ongoing drainage, conversion, pollution and over- exploitation of their resources. Many of … people, agriculture including aquaculture, and industry; � Pollution from the above; � Sites providing interfaces …

… biofouling RECALLING Recommendation 1.77 Marine Pollution and MARPOL (Montreal, 1996), strongly urging the … states to work together to prevent, reduce, and control pollution of the marine environment; FURTHER NOTING the …

… biodiversity loss, including climate change, habitat loss, pollution and human-induced disturbance. Climate change may … alien species can also be aggravated by climate change, pollution, habitat loss and other human-induced disturbances … impacts are exacerbated by climate change, habitat loss, pollution and human-induced disturbance. ! e increased …

… (e g direct or indirect impacts, underwater noise, light pollution etc ), works or facilities and capable of retaining … activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution • by 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine … anthropo- genic stresses such as over-exploitation and pollution. Suitable monitoring of the marine environment on …

… ecosystems, together with land-based sources of marine pollution, overexploitation of living marine resources, and …

… on protection of the environment, such as certain types of pollution. In addition, with reference to the polluter-pays …