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… such as community forests, pasture, ponds, riverbanks and groundwater, with negative medium- and long-term consequences … These might include, among others, surface and groundwater depletion and contamination, increased soil … in storage facilities, combined with increased salinity of groundwater to unsafe levels (Government of Marshall Islands, …

… in the 1980’s due to health concerns and contamination of groundwater aquifers. EDB exhibited high acute toxicity and …

… and is met by water transfer or unsustainable use of groundwater. Most water is consumed by agriculture and …

… nutrients cycling, biological productivity and recharging groundwater. Anthropic input: A range of human …

… engendered by severely degraded rivers, lakes and groundwater reserves, and will be confronted with … in relation to more and more ecosystems (surface water, groundwater, forest, etc.). But such PES can only work with … hazards Buffering of runoff, soil water infiltration, groundwater, maintenance of base flows Flood prevention, peak …

… at least one regional agreement on the utilization of groundwater resources. 137 See Convention on the Law of the …

… at least one regional agreement on the utilization of groundwater resources. 137 See Convention on the Law of the …

… de América Central y México, 1986 (S) 40. International groundwater resources law, 1986 (E F S) 41. Land tenure … policy options for national governments, 2004 (E F S) 86. Groundwater in international law – Compilation of treaties …

… to environmental medium, such as releases to fresh water, groundwater, marine waters, air and soil. Transfers: … piers) which can take vessels of over 1,350 tons. 10. Groundwater abstraction or artificial groundwater recharge schemes where the annual volume of water …