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… has been achieved largely through highly resource-intensive patterns of consumption and production, which are … insurer to disengage from underwriting insurance for coal-intensive businesses. Munich Re, the world’s largest … landscapes. Efficient agriculture techniques, organic farming, and integrated landscape management can …

… including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors 8.4 Improve progressively, through 2030, …

… and exporting the virtual water embedded in water intensive commodities. Global trade in bulk water is also … river ba- sin from natural vegetation to arable farming and cattle grazing. Removal of the natural vegetation … C relies extensively on aquaculture especially salmon farming on the section of the River X which flows through its …

… in the 1990s to account for 2011). Since then, the intensive use of pesticides, alongside improved management …

… is damaged by development projects that destroy land for farming and growing food, people go hungry or become ill and … to include factors relating to the economy, tourism, farming and other activities. It has held that the right …

… loss of traditional varieties). Change from subsistence farming to cash crops is an example. Changes to traditional … by natural vegetation is destroyed by unsustainable farming practices. Deforestation and land degradation are a …

… companies – over indigenous, traditional and small-scale farming communities, which have organised a growing … Court decisions appear to refer to the right of peasant farming communities to participate in decision-making on …