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AQM enforcement initiatives – Significant and/or serious air pollution cases have been prioritised for enforcement action by the Environmental Management Inspectorate (the so-called Green Scorpions) in order to build awareness around air quality compliance and send out the messa[r]

OECD, 2003, Peer Review: an OECD tool for co-operation and change. Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, Paris. 6may be important for the successful ownership and follow-up of the NSDS and its review. • Increased focus on major cross-cutting issues: pe[r]

due to tilling, eutrophication due to fertilizer runoffs, impacts of exposure to pesticides, habitat, and biodiversity loss due to land-use change, etc., which have not received the same attention as GHG emissions (Rajagopal & Zilberman, 2007). Conversely, the grain used[r]

community structures and processes with participatory principles, transparency and accountable leadership alongside empowering all groups within communities, especially women, to be advocates for action and change. InthecontextofLive&Learn’sworkthis particularly relates[r]

− Developing the capital Vientiane requested to have foresight, towards modern civilization but retains the value of capital with a clean green environment and bring specific cultural identity of the tribes of Lao. − Ensure minimizing the distance dif[r]

need to be separately identified by specifying the scope of the TSA, that is:● by defining the field of analysis: this is done through the definition oftourism, which ‘comprises the activities of persons travelling to andstaying in places outside t[r]

Recent decades have seen enormous strides in the understanding of the biology, molecularstructures and mechanisms, genetic basis and ecology of all living things. This newknowledge base has enabled a number of technical innovations, collectively know asbiotechnolog[r]

Strategy for world conservation published by the International Union for Conservationof Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN) with a very simple notion – "Humandevelopment is impossible to focus only on economic development, but it shouldrespect the natural needs of the<[r]

popular explanation. Of course, no one factor is sufficient and all the aboveare, to some extent or another, necessary. For this book, we are interested inthe role of export-led sectoral growth – that is, leading the growth processby rapid increases in the output [r]

overreach itself, resulting in lower real incomes for the population.2 The economics of tourism and sustainable developmentThe chapter by Palmer, Ibáñez and Gómez (Chapter 3) analyses these trade-offs. Not surprisingly, they show that it does not pay society to expandtouri[r]

Measures to reduce urban air pollution•Improvement and enforcement of legislation •Development of urban infrastructure (civil engineering facilities for centralized piping&amp;heating, road network)•Re-planning of household areas and construction of apartments[r]

and Environmental Management, with active collaborations with Ambiente ItaliaResearch Institute (Rome, Italy), University Parthenope (Naples, Italy), BrookhavenNational Laboratory (NY, USA), Columbia University (NY, USA), and Escola Su-perior de Commerc¸ Internacional - Universitat Pompeu Fabra (Bar[r]