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… have already been established in the United States: wetland mitigation banking (offsetting damage done to wetlands) and … present, these markets represent market volumes of US$290 (wetland mitigation banking) and US$40 million (conservation …

… require a preventive approach while accelerating mitigation efforts using polluter pays approaches … light sources, while also contributing to climate change mitigation (United Nations Environment Programme 2014a). … the Zero Hunger Challenge; climate change adaptation and mitigation, especially in the light of the Paris Agreement on …

… ecosystems are restored, contributing to climate change mitigation and adaptation, and to combating desertification 3 … relevant studies suggest high rates of decline for global wetland area.⁵⁶ �e total area of land remaining in natural or … loss and of damage to the ecosystems on which we depend. Wetland, coastal, marine and dryland areas are especially …

… in the disruption of the food web.35 Of the more than 950 wetland-dependent bird species found around the world, 203 … benefits 54 V. Carter, Technical Aspects of Wetlands: Wetland Hydrology, Water Quality, and Associated Functions, … adjacent States about the possible impacts and potential mitigation measures.157 Similar provisions are found in the …

… Guiding Principles for the Prevention, Introduction and Mitigation of Impacts of Alien Species, developed under the … pose to the ecological character of wetlands and to wetland spe- 19 cies, terrestrial and marine, if they become … This integrated approach is par- ticularly important for wetland protected areas, as alien aquatic organisms may be …

… birds depend may affect the health and productivity of a wetland located on the same flyway in another State in a … States are Parties to the Ramsar Convention and if the wetland in the second State is a listed wetland under the … (last visited Sept. 20, 2014). 37 and avoidance or mitigation measures sought. As noted above, the secretariat …

… birds depend may affect the health and productivity of a wetland located on the same flyway in another State in a … States are Parties to the Ramsar Convention and if the wetland in the second State is a listed wetland under the … law and governance30 should be discussed and avoidance or mitigation measures sought. As noted above, the secretariat …

… of flooding and the character of the site as a sensitive wetland. The tribunal found that the board had not acted in a … imposing its own conditions to ensure protection of the wetland. 10 WHAT IS ENVIRONMENTAL LAW? Chapter 1 Indeed, … persons, addressing the impacts and preventive or mitigation measures to avoid the potential 2Full title, 1996 …

… and ecosystems, the effective- ness of their biodiversity mitigation and habitat re- habilitation measures, and how … exam- ple grassland that has turned into woodland, or a wetland that has dried up because of a change in hydrological … for example, the construction of a permanent water body or wetland in an area where these have been destroyed in the …

… (Articles 27-28) 201 Article 27 | Prevention and Mitigation of Harmful Conditions 201 27.1 Commentary 202 27.2 … from TFDD, Oregon State University, 2009) the case of a wetland extending over the territories of more than one … may also be remotely connected to a distant transboundary wetland situated across the border between states A and B. …