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… legal principles, focusing too closely on the details may lead to confusion, rather than to objective assessment. … the start of the process. It is important to have a long lead- time to alert all stakeholders and to target local … solution is to build trust in the process, which can then lead to an acceptance of evidence based science. Improvement …

… positions. This process can take a long time and could lead regions to return to regional consultations before … est in bio-fuels as a means to achieve energy security may lead to further increases in commodity prices that will help … of its innovative multilateral system should not lead to a situation where states rely on what has been done, …

… from the loss of livelihood, into urban areas, could lead to ever higher numbers of people in informal settlements … will severely affect the agriculture sector and will lead to further reduced crop yields, especially in the … decreased yields and thus reduced livelihoods may lead to climate induced migration, which will place more …

… biotic component of many ecosystems, and their removal can lead to unintended cascading negative ecological events that … sustainable livelihoods, human health etc. Poverty can lead to environmental degradation, so restoration projects … processes such as fires and pest outbreaks are expected to lead to habitat change and shifts in species’ ranges. …

… the quality of air, by releasing toxic pollutants, such as lead, chromium, arsenic, cadmium, and mercury;  Waste and … between sellers and buyers occur. Hacking methods lead to incorrect carbon credit figures, hindering the … metals (e.g. iron, manganese), base metals (e.g. copper, lead, zinc), precious metals (e.g. gold, silver, the …

… for the design of payment schemes are most likely to lead to success. 3.1 Market-based incentives for watershed … for action that would have happened anyhow, which may lead to a loss of credibility.24 “TO SUCCEED, A SCHEME MUST … should be explicit goals relating to social equity that lead to assessment of the social impacts of the scheme and …

… stress and mass mortalities of marine organisms, which can lead to empty niches to be potentially colonized by alien … humans. Le% untreated, screwworm- infested wounds lead to death. ! e New World screwworm # y (Cochliomyia … will result from the matings. ! ese unsuccessful matings lead to the gradual reduction of native # y populations. ! is …

… First Steps need to be followed by broader actions to lead to a sustainable future. 1 We will use the term … or nutrient deficit that decreases one’s ability to lead a productive active life. Nine million of the hungry …

… convert natural habitats into other uses Land uses which lead to permanent changes in habitats by destroying and … natural resources in the course of their activities lead to nature degradation. Examples include the use of … wastes or by-products which harm natural systems lead to nature degradation. Examples include untreated …

… waves (see Case 3); and Failing to fulfil human rights can lead to environmental destruction by • reducing people’s … and across communities, as powerful differentials can lead to elite capture (Thomas 1996, Wyckoff-Baird et al. … involved. Case 4. Failing to realise human rights can lead to loss of natural resources and biodiversity …