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[...] is the urban area understood as the [...] [...]

Culture, made up of beliefs, values and distilled experiences, sets the context for action, steering an organization towards its favoured solutions.

These consist of bentonite or bentonitealginate that make the sediment heavier, encouraging it to slide down to the neck of the bottle, near the cork.

Developed from experience gained over the centuries and adapted to the local culture and environment, traditional knowledge is transmitted orally from generation to generation.

NOTE: To prevent damage to the pump, remove sediment from the bottom of the container before installing a pump on an existing container.

[...] [...] between the physical and biogeochemical systems and [...] [...]

Gradually, mechanisms are appearing in a number of areas, such as habitat conservation, sediment control or carbon sequestration.

For example, the programme entitled “Addressing land-based activities in the Western Indian Ocean” is aimed at improving the knowledge base and establishing regional guidelines for the reduction of stress on the marine and coastal ecosystem by improving water and sediment quality, strengthening the regional legal basis for preventing land-based sources of pollution, developing regional capacity and strengthening institutions for sustainable, less polluting development.

However, present and future challenges require the definition and implementation of a new generation of public policies identifying and protecting the historic layering and balance of cultural and natural values in urban environments.

The Commission was informed of initiatives that were being undertaken by Pacific island developing countries to protect biodiversity and the maintenance of ecosystem services, such as the Phoenix Islands Protected Area in Kiribati, the largest marine protected area in the Pacific Ocean, and the Coral [...] [...]

A bilingual brochure entitled River Sediments of the Yellow River and the Yangtze River; the main purpose of the brochure is to enhance the awareness of the technical as well as the general public on the important issue of river sediments as well as their [...] [...]

[...] [...] not meet the bio-accumulation criterion.

[...] [...] productivity of crops that are of particular relevance to the diets of food- and nutritionally-insecure people, including starchy staples, pulses, coarse grains, vegetables, horticultural crops and oil crops.

Filter the fluid line of coarse particles and sediment to avoid clogging the fluid nozzle and causing finishing defects.

Several questions and comments were raised by the members of the Bureau on issues related to the 36 recommendations, such as: relation of IHP with IGBP, the Humid Tropics Centre in Africa, the status of the national programme officer for hydrology in Dakar, relations with the Global Environment Facility (GEF), communication issues, use of isotopes in sediment transport, terminologies such as transboundary groundwater resources, strengthening collaboration at the national level between the corresponding National Committees of IHP, MAB, IGCP, IOC and MOST, preparation of the Kovacs Colloquium, the IHE initiative, internal and external coordination with relevant bodies, governance of the IHP, and the outcome of the 1999 Libya Conference.

[...] [...] habitats and sediment transport or deposition by the construction activities and the continuous presence of marine renewable energy devices; killings or change in the behaviour of fish and mammals from noise and electromagnetic fields; interference with the movement, feeding, spawning and migration paths of fish, mammals and birds, which may get hurt or entangled or may be attracted or hauled out; and release of toxic chemicals as a result of accidental spills and leaks or the accumulation of metals or organic compounds.

[...] chemical potential of the possible precipitates and the combined potential of [...] [...]

[...] [...] Ballast Water and Sediments (2004).

[...] water, mercury bio-accumulates in the aquatic [...] [...]

[...] [...] and Research on Sediment, Isotope and [...] [...]

[...] Ballast Water and Sediments29 which was adopted [...]

Together, these groups constitute more than 50 per cent of faunal abundance and species richness in abyssal sediments and represent a broad range of ecological and life-history types.

Now, the block is removed, more than ten years’ industrial experience and strength are finally set free. Shanghai Hongyuan immediately undertook the Lide base and finished the arrangement of the induction lamp whole industrial chain with the most advanced, largest-scale and automatic production and R&D devices, which aimed at breaking the chaotic industrial pattern and lead to a sound and steady development momentum for the induction light industry.

[...] [...] soil, mud, oil substances, and chemicals.

The new Gouverneur watches demonstrate the Piaget long legacy of excellence, and pay tribute to pioneering leaders in various fields who share Piaget’s motto of “Always do more than what is necessary.

[...] [...] the ocean surface; and (c) separating them from the seawater and sediment entrained [...] [...]