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[...] exploitationof forest products, these drivers include the conversion offorest land for agriculture, [...][...]

[...] [...] in particular of mangrovesystems, as well [...][...]

[...] [...] that the levels of total aflatoxin thatcould be achievable [...][...]

Internationally, there is a continuing need to find a space to safeguard archives in two situations: first, when a conflict is taking place or appears imminent, and records may be destroyed; second, where records will likely be destroyed by environmental problems, suchas mould, vermin or natural disasters.

[...] [...] of sustainableforest development.

UNEP will conduct scientific assessments, provide policy and legislative advice and undertake pilot interventions with a focus on three priority areas: (a) an ecosystem-based adaptation approach: building climate resilience through ecosystem-based measures; (b) reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation (REDD) as well as addressing the role of forest conservation, sustainable forest management and forest stocks: helping countries to factor in co-benefits of REDD (and other terrestrial carbon sequestration) to enhance the overall sustainability of REDD and to reduce risks to its sustainability; and (c) clean technology readiness: supporting the development of country readiness for clean technology uptake.

These factorsincluded the risk of illegal trade depending on theHCFC phase-out strategy and action plan of the Government of neighbouring South Africa; the wide availability and low price of HCFC-22, coupled with limited availability and high-global-warming-potential (GWP) of alternative refrigerants; the cost and effectiveness of retrofitting the HCFC-based [...][...]

[...] [...] degradation and promote conservation, sustainable management [...]

The iconographic elementsinthe design depict some of the multiple valuesof forestsandthe need [...][...]

To implement the Action Plan, member States should undertake multisectoral actions to (a) map and monitor non-communicable diseases and analyse the social, economic and political determinants with particular reference to poor and marginalized populations, in order to provide guidance for policy, legislative and financial measures related to the development of an environment supportive of control; (b) reduce the level of exposure of individuals and populations to the common modifiable risk factors for non-communicable diseases, and their determinants, provideand encourage healthy choices for all, and at the same time strengthen the capacity of individuals and populations to make healthier choices and follow lifestyle patterns that foster good health; and (c) strengthen health care for people with non-communicable diseases by strengthening health systems, enabling them to respond more effectively and equitably to the health-care needs of people with non-communicable diseases.

Another representative said that it was a misconception that funding for HCFC phase-out was dependent upon completion of the guidelines: nothing prevented the Executive Committee from considering applications for funding for the phase-out of HCFCproduction, although only one project had so far been submitted.

[...] publicgoods on forestlandscapemosaics by examining relationships between biodiversity and livelihood security in multifunctional landscapes; ecological processes and the spatial dynamics of biodiversity in forest landscape mosaics; opportunities for and constraints on biodiversity conservation; [...][...]

[...] [...] sessionon elementsrelated to finance as partof elementsof anunderstanding/instrument forforests at the international level (see E/2006/42E/CN.18/2006/18 and Corr.2), the Economic and Social Council adopted resolution 2006/49, in which the Council urged countries to promote sustainable forest management through [...]

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Avoid aspirinin children (it cancause a potentially fatal liver disease, Reye’s syndrome) but other NSAIDs (eg ibuprofen,diclofenac)and paracetamol are very helpful.

[...] [...] plan for the sustainable management of the Congo basin forestwhich,we are allaware, [...]

[...] [...] authorisation for tree logging, authorisationfor forestuse,emissions permit, exploration of wells permit, exploration of subterranean waterpermit,forestry permit.