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… attached to the water which have or might have a harmful effect on such environments. (d) To carry out … acquiring a vested right to appropriate water in a manner harmful to the interests protected by the public trust. …

… concept of prevention is prior assessment of potentially harmful activities. Since the failure to exercise due …

… specifically Target 3: “…incentives, including subsidies, harmful to biodiversity are eliminated, phased out or …

… of agrochemicals and the occurrence of eutrophication and harmful algal gaps continue to prevent us from having a … developing new resistant forms. Neurological development, harmful effects on the nervous, digestive and immune systems, … Exposures once thought acceptable are now known to be harmful; no safe exposure level has been behavioural …

… use cost incentives to discourage environmentally harmful activities or encourage environmentally conscious … a market on which scarce rights to an environmentally harmful activity can be bought or sold.11 For example, … Political feasibility: This legal reform introduces a new subsidy or otherwise minimally impacts vested interests, or …

… rules and a broad interpretation of “interest” when harmful impacts of climate change upon humans are challenged … the cost of sanitation services. One option might be subsidy schemes to ensure affordability. Governments could … rules and a broad interpretation of “interest” when harmful impacts of climate change upon humans are challenged; …

… and resolutions; iv. encouraging States to eliminate harmful subsidies that contribute to fisheries overcapacity …

… mechanism to ensure incentives do not result in unintended harmful outcomes. 18 Ibid. Introduction 9 2. Legal clarity … projects that can be adjusted to avoid repetition of harmful actions.81 National legislation can, for instance, … of the Constitution. 148 Annex III the negative effects of harmful activities on man’s health and the environment as …