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The invertebrate : protozoa through ctenophora

Hyman, Libbie Henrietta

1940
Planning for natural hazards how can we mitigate the impacts?

Bryant, E A

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Morrison, R J

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Quin, S

2005
Events such as floods, bushfires, droughts and cyclones frequently hit the news headlines as they often cause significant loss of life and large-scale economic impacts. Planning to mitigate the impact of such incidents has become even more critical given the prediction of increased climatic extremes associated with present global warming.
Anti-fouling systems : International convention on the control of harmful anti-fouling systems on ships 2--5 edition
2005
The harmful effects of anti-fouling systems were considered by the International Maritime Organization's Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) for the first time in 1998, when the Paris Commission requested the MEPC to consider the need to measure to restrict the use of tributyltin (TBT) compounds on seagoing vessels.
Integrating sustainability into business : A management guide for responsible tour operations

Cochrane, J

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`Font, X

2005
The document begins with an introduction that reviews the economic, environmental and social impacts of tourist hose impacts as well as the main business reasons for addressing
Integrating sustainability into business : an implementation guide for responsible tourism coordinators
2005
The effective integration of responsible environmental, social and socio-economic practices and principles into day-to-day operations of a tourism company is generally the remit of a manager or coordinator of sustainable development, responsible tourism or corporate social responsibility.
Forging links between protected areas and the tourism sector : how tourism can benefit conservation
2005
Many tourism companies include visits to protected areas, including World Heritage sites, as part of their tourism excursions. These visits could also benefit conservation and site protection but this requires forging links between parks managers and the tourism industry.
Monitoring and Evaluation Guidelines for Development of Sustainable Agriculture in the Pacific (DSAP) Draft
2005
These guidelines have been developed for the DSAP project and the DSAP national staff responsible for implementing the project in the 16 participating countries. The guidelines will also be of use to other people working on projects and requiring information for monitoring and evaluation (M&E).
Te Kakeega GA II: National Strategy for Sustainable Development 2005-2015

Tuvalu Government

2005
Te Kaleega II is the end result of the largest national public discussion since Tuvalu separated from Kiribati in 1975. Te Kakeega II was written after wide pre-summit consultations were held around the country that culminated in the National Summit on Sustainable Development, held at the Tausoalima Falekaupule.
Australian Aid: Promoting Growth and Stability - A white paper on the Australian Government's overseas aid program

Commonwealth of Australia

2005
Australian Aid: Promoting Growth and Stability sets out a comprehensive plan for Australia's overseas aid program for the next ten years. It represents a distinctively Australian view on development, informed by the best of international knowledge and our own experience from fifty years of providing aid. It is also underpinned by our values and spirit as a nation.
L'Avenir de l'Environnement dans le Pacifique
Biodiversity Conservation

McIntyre, Matt

2005
L'Avenir de l'Environnement dans le Pacifique

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