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… untreated sewage, agricultural run-off and discharge of chemical substances. These affect all forms of freshwater and … broad categories of uses for convenience: domestic uses; industrial uses; agricultural uses; recreational uses; …

… indications, including appellations of origin; (4) industrial design; (5) patents, including the protection of … subject to the normal tests of novelty, inventiveness and industrial applicability. Members may exclude certain … It avoids or largely reduces the use of synthetic chemical inputs, such as fertilizers, pesticides, additives …

… (MSR) is generally conducted at a smaller scale than industrial activi- ties and the overall impacts are thought … These emissions are causing measurable physical and chemical changes in the oceans through ocean warming, … global average tem- perature to well below 2°C above pre-industrial levels and to pursue efforts to limit the tempera- …

… and headache. Continued excessive exposure, as in an industrial setting, can affect the kidneys. It is … whether or not they consent to the import of the listed chemical and, if so, under what conditions. The Montreal … goods e.g. endangered species of flora and fauna, chemical substances such as ozone depleting substances and …

… marine and coastal ecosystem man- agement, and cleaner industrial pro- duction and eco-efficiency, among many … Use of monofilament and multifilament nets 34 3.1.2 Banned industrial fishing devices 36 3.1.2.a The twin trawler 36 … marine pollution, for example banning of very harmful chemical substances that destroy the coastal ecosystems and …

… to educate the general public about the problem of toxic industrial waste and to pressure the government to institute … at all levels of society, promote reductions in industrial pollution, and support the integration of PRTR … information about all monitored pollutants, including chemical properties and effects on human health and the …

… forests are cleared for salt production operations, for industrial, residential and tourism development, or, … development activities, such as residential, tourist, industrial and port development, involve land reclamation and … vary greatly as do their species composition and the chemical and microbial characteristics of the soils, all of …

… be incorrectly interpreted as treatment failure when using chemical mortality tests to verify treatment success. … or increasing pest tolerance). - Commodity density or chemical composition: the density or chemical composition of the commodity may reduce treatment …

… as well as the physiological susceptibility of chemical exposure by children, women and men. 186. UNEP’s chemical risk assessments will incorporate gender specific …

… natural resource management and where low-level non-industrial natural resource use compatible with nature … build upon efforts to ‘remediate’ ecosystems (e.g., remove chemical contamination), or ‘rehabilitate’ ecosystems (e.g., … © Mark Ash 29  CSIRO (the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation) is Austra- …