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… environmental degradation, and a fundamental change in the nature and composition of the international community as a … Whereas the regimes for anadromous and catadromous species reserve harvesting for coastal states in their maritime zones …

… including the Committee, shall be facilitative in nature and shall pay particular attention to the respective … Article 10 A Party that has an interest of a legal nature in the subject matter of the dispute that may be …

… of procedural and informational obligations, the nature of the obligation to protect watercourse ecosystems, … Settlement of Disputes 234 33.1 Commentary 235 33.1.1 The nature of water disputes and justiciability 235 33.1.2 … 1998 South African Water Act utilises the concept of the ‘reserve’, which is defined as being, ‘the quantity and …

… 39 2.10.4. International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN) ............. 39 2.10.5. … of society, including indigenous people. The robust nature of these activities reflects an appreciation for the … to reverse.314 Also, groundwater is seen as a strategic reserve because the quality of the water due to …

… its vapor pressure, and hence, is easily volatilized. In nature, mercury is associated with other elements such as …

… costs and benefits theo- retically incurred by society and nature. With such an approach, health and re- mediation … complex dimension is added by the potentially hazardous nature of chemicals present in modern society. When disasters … its own market operat- ing differently depending on the nature of the commod- ity, the trading system and the …

… Co- operation Aid (SIDA) through the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation (SSNC), for the development and/ or … text should be modified in this regard. 14 The broad nature of this definition does not mean all MAPs are … matters need to be addressed, such as de- termining the nature and extent of contamination, the risks to exposed …