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… and the services they provide, including food, water, disease management, climate regulation, spiritual fulfilment …

… development; n agriculture and livestock development; n disease and pest control; n forestry and land reclamation; n disease and pest control; n wildlife conservation and … through preventing, controlling and reducing water-related disease. Although the Protocol contains no specific …

… Smith and Metha, (2000), ‘Estimating the global burden of disease from indoor air pollution’, Annex 6.5 in D. Kay, A. … Methodology for assessment of environmental burden of disease: Report on the ISEE session on environmental burden of disease. WHO/SDE/WSH/00.7 United Nations Environment …

… Wetlands were considered disastrous realms, sources of disease, obstacles to any form of positive development. … in fear of devastating floods. They were considered to be disease- ridden places, their “bad air” blamed for malaria. … producing large concentrations of waterfowl; controlling disease and parasites; limiting lead-poisoning from spent …

… of 2000 (B.E.A.C.H. Act) – This Act reduces the risk of disease to users of the coastal waters. It also provides the …

… of agricultural pests and organisms that can cause disease, pollination of many crops, and the maintenance of …

… and the services they provide, such as food, water, disease management, climate regulation, and spiritual …