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… vary in terms of personality, training and social and economic position. Justice has different meanings to the … in Endangered Species of Wild Flora and Fauna CZMP Coastal Zone Management Plan EIA Environmental Impact Assessment EPL … (‘Provincial Council List’) while the Government has exclusive legislative powers over the subjects in List II …

… the GATT. It also gave momentum to the process of further economic liberalization that is still underway. Whereas the … EPC Export Promotion Council EPZ Export Processing Zone ETI Ethical Trading Initiative Eurep-GAP European … including marketing boards, which have been granted exclusive or special rights or privileges, including …

… whether their social, cultural, environmental and economic impacts are negative or positive. Up to 90 percent … to proceed to incineration of the grass and bushes in a zone of 40 metres. Furthermore, the Forest Code requires … Pursuant to the Italian Constitution, the state has exclusive legislative power on a number of listed subjects, …

… without being specific to any one territory, governing all economic relations. Is this desirable? Is it feasible? Even … foreign sources of supply. Even though States 14 have exclusive responsibility, the Agreement encourages the … Commission for the Protection of Plants in the Caribbean Zone in 1967. ______________________________ 26 33 Stat. …

… and trophic relationships, rather than in political or economic factors. 66 LMEs have been identified, delimited and … and partners in an ecosystem approach linking coastal zone management with the marine environment, including socio-economic aspects. In some cases, states have been invited to …

… iii Message The centrality of water in our lives—social, economic, political and spiritual—cannot be overestimated. … which is below the surface of the ground in the saturation zone and in direct contact with the ground or subsoil. Native … title rights: (Australia, New South Wales): means non exclusive rights to take and use water for personal, domestic …

… One or more components of this mix of regulatory and economic instruments is reflected in contemporary water laws. … wetlands, the environment or an ecosystem at risk. In this zone, the abstraction of water and the discharge of effluents … the environment of certain substances, and to provide for economic incentives and disincentives to prevent …

… G. Davey, 1998, x + 71pp. Also available in Chinese. Economic Values of Protected Areas: Guidelines for Protected Area Managers. No. 2. Task Force on Economic Benefits of Protected Areas of the World Commission … in Chapter 4. 3 The value of forests From the boreal zone to the wet tropics, the world’s forests are a storehouse …

… wide range of disparate purposes - to regulate social and economic behaviour, as well as to protect human life and … "A person must not, at a place in the Australian Fishing Zone, have in his or her possession or in his or her charge a … the Seas and Submerged Lands Act, 1973, and introduces an exclusive economic zone. 10 EEZ to prove that he was acting …

… earliest initiatives to target the ecological, social and economic dimensions of biodiversity loss and how to reduce … like the Baekdu Daegan Mountain System, the Demilitarized Zone, and small islands and coastal areas are underway as … peace and harmony (‘peace parks’). Political and socio-economic barriers coupled with Africa’s legacy of colonial …