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… bio-fuel policies, an intrinsically risky policy-making area. Second-generation bio-fuels, which can be produced with … governance so that the public interest is demonstrably protected. If public confidence is not protected, then the industry is likely not to have the …

… have a national drought policy Lake chad - decrease in area 1963, 1973, 1987, 1997 and 2001 aral sea - decrease in area 1960, 1990, 2000, and 2010 the livelihoods of the … region, southern africa and parts of southern asia • The area affected by drought has increased since the 1970s, with …

… a good ecological state, including marine and terrestrial protected areas; actions aimed at improving the sustainable …

… of nations whose nationals actively fished in the area or for the species regulated by a particular regional … of developing States from the subregion or region in whose area of national jurisdiction the stocks also occur. From …

… extraction of lumber, has evolved into a major new risk area for a wide range of companies. Inconsistent or …

… concerning the legal status of any country, territory, or area, or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation … surveys, recent data or specific studies conducted in the area hosting the ecosystem. Such data may come from several … requires the evaluator to be able to determine the surface area of the recreation place and subdividing it into areas in …

… an ecosystem to provide services is a complex one, and an area in which science is still developing. Learn More Global … worth US$ 3.7 trillion n Ecotourism is the fastest-growing area of the tourism industry with an estimated increase of …

… to sustainable use – preservation through establishing protected areas is less relevant; and ≠ in industrial-type …

… the LME approach to frame its International Waters focal area projects and to engage states and partners in an … (categories of) species or ‘residual’ within certain area; Mostly only one human activity, namely fishing (and …