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… Hazardous Chemicals and Pesticides in International Trade (1998, 156 Parties) and The Stockholm Convention on …

… costs will require prioritization and may include trade-offs among competing objectives and consideration of … where appropriate. Resolve conflicts or agree to any trade-offs between cultural values (including identified … for the protected area management or a thriving bushmeat trade). These, in turn, help identify a preliminary list of …

… challenge, involving difficult judgments on the trade-offs that occur between tourism development, the … in conditions. n Attainable objectives may require trade-offs between a perfect world and a realistic one. n … represent value judgements about the relative worth of the trade-offs involved. How much damage to the natural …

… and resources can be allocated and adjusted over time, trade-offs identified and monitored in biodiversity and … from IAS “may be increasing due to increased global trade, transport, tourism and climate change” (CBD COP 2002 … 2009 IAS guide confirmed that “[r]apid increases in global trade and travel are enabling more animals, plants and …

… but also covers fisheries development, marketing, trade, energy use, food hygiene and quality, a safe working …

… of mercury:  Controls on mercury supply sources and trade (Article 3)  Phase-out and phase-down of mercury use …

… 1978. Nearly 30% by volume of all international sea-borne trade originates or is directed to the Mediterranean ports, …

… rural communities, and the urban markets with which they trade, make great use of these companion crop species. There …

… of each translocation. The optimum number will be a trade-off between impact on the source population and … can assist in determining the optimal strategy in terms of trade-offs between source and founding populations, and in …