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… Regulation of harmful substances … and other products where it can be substituted with non-harmful alterna- tives. Unfortunately, the need for clean-up … and elec- tronics. Some of these chemicals have harmful prop- erties when released into the environment. … to the fullest possible extent the release of toxic, harmful or noxious substances. Part XII includes detailed …

… energy recovery and emission control, allowing potentially harmful substances to be captured or destroyed to the largest … including the discharge of “any refuse…or any other item harmful to animals or plants, or any unsightly item, or … artificial reefs include the reduction of negative or harmful impacts to marine life and habitat and the safety of …

… where energy prices are kept low through government subsidy or other intervention; where labour costs are high as … and by 33% in 2008. As compensation, the EU has offered a subsidy for Fijian sugarcane farmers of 135 million EUR, … based on full cost recovery under the TWSMP, including any subsidy the government may need to provide in the first …

… funding, whether through philanthropy, investment or as subsidy. But, much planning proceeds and comes to conclusions … the chances of unintended consequences, that might be harmful to the species, least-risk decisions were taken but … of the resulting strategy or plan, with unknown but likely harmful impacts on the planned species. • Denying or ignoring …

… of the pro- ducer or consumer. For example, a government subsidy on farm inputs will increase the relative … the envi- ronment of the basin from pollution and other harmful effects resulting from development plans and uses of …

… the definitions of plants, plant products, pests, harmful organisms and plant protection products or … Decree law; BELGIUM: Act on the control of organisms harmful to Plants and Plant Products; ECUADOR: Plant … UNITED KINGDOM), or control the organisms which are harmful to plants and plant products (BELGIUM). Other …