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Introductory Course to Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety

… if occurring many hundreds of kilometres inland, often lead to widespread erosion and thereby large increases in … ports with financial benefits, these activities also lead to environmental and biodiversity concerns. Fisheries … freely. Failure to regulate will therefore inevitably lead to over-exploitation and economic inefficiency and …
26 May 2026 Course lesson in Biological Diversity

An Explanatory Guide to the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety

… plants engineered to produce pesti- cides internally could lead to reduced ap- plication of chemical pesticides; � use … for example in fuel and plastic pro- duction, could lead to a reduction in the use of chemicals. 39. However, a … requirements with regard to releases of LMOs that lead or may lead to unintentional transboundary movements …
26 May 2026 Document in Biological Diversity

WTO Panel Report on the "EC-Biotech" Case: Considerations for Trade and Development"

… planted biotech crops: Spain, which continued to be the lead country, followed by France, the Czech Republic, … of the precautionary principle; and feared that it could lead to the further fragmentation of international law and …
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