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… river ice in the mid- to high latitudes. • A retreat of sea-ice extent in the Arctic spring and summer of 10 to 15% … be severe because the shutdown would lead to a stagnant deep ocean, reducing deepwater oxygen levels and carbon … in coal bed methane (300 TCF), tight sands (6,600 TCF), deep gas deposits (3,200 TCF), and geopressurized aquifers …

… a specific natural monument, which can be a landform, sea mount, marine cavern, geological feature such as a cave, … is restoring a 10 ha montane wet meadow that had developed deep gullies in response to past overgrazing and culvert … had the custom of leaving a belt of forest about 2 km deep around the village known as fundo legal, a common area …

… atmosp here”. The Special Rapporteur wishes to express his deep appreciation to Mr. Masaharu Nagai, Acting Deputy … of Japan. The Special Rapporteur wishes to express his deep gratitude to Mr. Tsuneo Nishida for hosting the workshop … naturally common to all are the air, flowing water, the sea and the seashores” (emphasis added).25 21. Sharia law, …

… Commission ITLOS International Tribunal on the Law of the Sea LPMLD Law for the Promotion of Marine Litter Disposal … Tribunal on the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) addressing deep seabed mining indicated there is a trend toward making … and den- sity in European seas, from the shelves to deep basins.” PLoS ONE 9 (4). doi: …

… benefits, such as broom grass which is a species with both deep roots for slope stabilisation and for making brooms which can be sold for profit. Alternatively, mixing deep-rooted species with fodder species also provides … 2013e). This variability in rainfall, combined with sea- level rise and inland freshwater and resource …

… marsh buffers and regulates flood water discharge into the sea. The annual value of this service was estimated at more … Assessment (EIA) and Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) processes, which are conducted for new development … badly degraded in many places. Severe erosion of formerly deep soils has reduced their capacity to hold water. …

… The area includes specific karst landscape scenery with deep gorges and canyons, dense forests, mountain meadows and … and Croatia, i.e. continental areas with the Adriatic Sea, via Mokra Gora and Sargan. Other important roads are … and natural processes in the region. The canyon is 1000 m deep at some places. Major changes to the flow of the Drina …

… International Conference on the Protection of the North Sea adopted the so-called precautionary principle as part of … from 0.5 m to 0.6 m from the surface of the site; • a deep sub-surface sample obtained from 0.9 m to 1.0 m from the … remain poorly defined, mainly due to the existence of a deep mantle of residual material over the rocks. Since the …

… disease; lead to loss of land (as a result of rising sea levels); damage fish stocks and agricultural outputs; … takes roughly 10 000 years, and the complete recharge of deep groundwater and mountainous glaciers about 1 500 years. … resources and management 32 including injection of water deep into the ground through wells; infiltration into the …

… the land behind the former Iron Curtain, from the Barents Sea in the north to the Adriatic and Black Seas in the south. … across Eurasia. The shallow steppe lake, less than 2 m deep, is the largest saline water body in Europe, covering … parks is the Thaya River valley, cut up to 150 metres deep into the rocks of the Bohemian granite massif. Ecosystem …