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… Destruction of such wetlands decreases local rainfall with adverse effects on local crop yields. At macro-climatic … may be understood as any phenomenon liable to have an adverse effect on the conservation status of a species or ecosystem. …

… are rarely designed to safeguard sites against adverse impacts caused by external activities: a management … for reasons unconnected to wetlands which have the effect of encouraging wetland destruction are often known as … planned measures and activities which may have significant adverse impacts on the watercourse; • exchanging data and …

… compliance has often been inadequate to prevent serious adverse consequences for marine biodiversity. The most … organisms, destroy marine habitats and otherwise have adverse effects on the functioning of marine ecosystems. If …

… non- prohibited forests for household utilization without adverse impact on forest resources, and the environment as … and natural environment (Article 65) and to minimize any adverse impact on people and the environment (Article 66). … (no page numbering in the Summary section). 14 The MoU in effect for 2012-2013 was signed by the Champhone District …

… of some of the habitats . . . mean that any potentially adverse effect would require the government to demonstrate that it … stage in their life cycles, or provides refuge during adverse conditions. Specific criteria based on waterbirds …

… heritage historians to study the possible cause and effect connections between advanced civilizations and … market hunting, closure of hunting in periods of extremely adverse weather, outlawing methods of mass destruction, and … to operate this procedure when it receives information on adverse, or likely adverse changes in ecological character at …

… stage in their life cycles, or provides refuge during adverse conditions. Specific criteria based on waterbirds … Conference of UNESCO on 16 November 1972. It formally took effect in 1975 upon its ratification by the first 20 States … which convey the property’s significance; c) suffers from adverse effects of development and/or neglect. This should be …