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… ar- rangements. In the Convention, however, the substance of the second paragraph is dealt with in a separate … produced by means of a technical process. Moreover, if the substance has first to be isolated, the process for isolating … text still unadopted), COP decisions on all matters of substance may only be taken by consensus. The only non- …

… and expressly raise an issue of fact or law regarding the substance or policy of climate change causes and impacts.”). … “no harm” principle of international law; the doctrine of hazardous negligence; the principle of fairness, the … event may flood the facility and release solid and hazardous wastes into the Island End River, Mystic River, and …

… legal frameworks have been implemented in New Zealand: the Hazardous Substances and New Organisms Act and the …

… SourceS Area sources are sources of pollution that emit a substance from a specific area. These include small pollution … generally emit less than 10 tonnes per year of criteria or hazardous air pollutants or less than 25 tonnes per year of a … ATMOSPHERIC BROWN CLOUDS (ABC) EMISSION INVENTORY MaNual Hazardous Air Pollutants (HAPs) Hazardous air pollutants …

… are essential to ensure that increasingly frequent hazardous events do not push countries and communities into … this report refers to hazards of natural origin only. à Hazardous event: the occurrence of a natural phenomenon in a … of the functioning of a community or a society due to hazardous events interacting with conditions of exposure, …

… impacts on the environment, which either was caused by hazardous and poisonous material or resulted in hazardous and poisonous waste, that person shall be … process of planning, prioritizing and implementing hazardous fuel reduction projects;" (sec. 2(1)) � "to enhance …

… pollution from exploitation of the continental shelf, hazardous wastes and, most recently, integrated coastal zone …