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… supply-oriented) have proven inefficient to cope with the adverse impacts of drought, leading to overexploitation of … heterogeneous landscapes that are prone to degradation; • adverse impacts of climate change in recent decades …

… are amongst the most vulnerable and sensitive to the adverse effects of mercury. Mercury is transported around the … that there was sufficient evidence of significant global adverse impacts from mercury and its compounds to warrant …

… information on their actions that may have an “appreciable effect” on the environmental. The Czech Republic has adopted … proposed activities that are likely to have a significant adverse impact on the environment and are subject to a … relevant) to determine whether the project will have any adverse effects on the historical site(s). If there are …

… causes soil compaction by livestock trampling. In turn, an effect of overgrazing is the increased opportunity for water … of natural landscapes and vegetation and includes the adverse effects of overgrazing, excessive tillage, … conservation of nature, establish methods to assess the adverse effects on nature, and implement international legal …

… is the range of plausible climate futures and the unknown effect that any individual management action may have. This … how proposed actions are intended to reduce the adverse effects of climate change, or to take advantage of … (consequence). Key risks are those with potentially severe adverse consequences for humans and social–ecological …

… conditions are also particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of these wastes. The detrimental consequences … dumped in rivers, villages and seas. In addition to the adverse impacts on human health, the contamination of our …

… Global Mercury Assessment.4 Both documents highlight the adverse impacts of mercury to human health and the … ance” or “approval” of a treaty have the same legal effect as ratification. In the practice of certain states, … can take additional domestic measures to address the adverse health and en- vironmental impacts these traditional …

… as regulations, rules, norms and other tools with legal effect (for example, contracts). It includes all instruments … duty”). ‘Environmental harm’ is defined as any potential adverse effect on an environmental value (s 14). … or other management strategies; (l) Where a significant adverse effect on biological diversity has been determined …

… the North-East Atlantic from pollution and from the adverse effects of human activities. The OSPAR maritime area, …

… progress in some regions Fisheries have no significant adverse impacts on threatened species and vulnerable … recent reform of fertilizer pricing has been brought into effect to liberalize the prices of potassium and phosphate … for all depleted species, fisheries have no significant adverse impacts on threatened species and vulnerable …