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… 57 3.4.1. Human right to water … prohibits pollution that would cause “injury of health or property” across the boundary.73 The waters covered by the … does prohibit pollution that causes “injury of health or property”122). 3.2.3. Notification and consultation regarding …

… to watercourse agreements 96 4.1 Commentary 96 4.1.1 Right to participation for watercourse states 97 4.1.2 The … of the harmed state (e.g. public health, industry, property, and agriculture). If state C can prove objectively … are entitled to use and enjoy their territory and property without interference from an outside source.’182 …

… Biological treatment PROJ- ECTED Recycling – finding the right scale Local, environmentally sound recycling has clear … and can be reused, most of the time with limited material property loss. The amount of energy required by recycling … and cardboard share VITAL WASTE GRAPHICS 322 What is the right price? You would think the price you pay for a product …

… by the Protocol includes physical damage, damage to property, loss of income, the cost of reinstatement and …

… the Convention, the adoption and amendment of annexes, the right to vote, signature, ratification (or acceptance, …

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… exist for particular maritime zones - for instance the right of innocent passage in the territorial sea - or for all … environment.69 This latter duty constrains the sovereign right of coastal states to exploit their own resources. Where … contribution and annual dues of its Members and all the property and rights it may acquire whether by purchase or by …