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External sources (not reviewed)

the period from 2002 to 2006 on municipal wastewater, the physical alteration and destruction of habitats, and nutrients; (e) enhancing maritime safety and protection of the marine environment from pollution; (f) taking into account the potential for environmental and human health impacts of radioactive wastes; and (g) improving the scientific understanding and assessment of marine and coastal ecosystems as a fundamental basis for sound decision-making.

danger of uncontrolled borders and the attendant challenges of illicit activities that include the illicit traffic in small arms and light weapons, terrorist networks and human and drug trafficking, as well as piracy, especially off the coast of Somalia and the Gulf of Guinea.

believe that the efforts of the international community in this field should also include addressing the impacts of piracy, especially with respect to its victims.

temperature taken with IR-thermal thermometers and surface temperature measurements taken with contact probes) and thermal images obtained with thermovisors from the ground and dominant heights, the lowest-level temperature has been determined and, by means of spatial zoning, a thematic map (space map) has been elaborated, which will make it possible to study, inter alia, dissimilar phenomena associated with drought and forest fires and to quantify and monitor changes in the physical characteristics of the land cover.

the African Monsoon Multidisciplinary Approach, the African Process on the Development and Cooperation of the Coastal and Marine Environment, the African Association of Remote Sensing of the Environment, the African Centre for Meteorological Applications for the Development, the AGHRYMET, the Network for Environment and Sustainable Development in Africa, the African Development Bank, and the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).

pollinate these crops more effectively than managed honeybees, leading to twice as much fruit set (flowers that develop into mature fruits or seeds) than the bees.

that may be considered; and (c) define and assess the impact of economic issues related to applications.

the Transitional Federal Government and Puntland administration, and protection for private enterprises, and dozens of private maritime security companies now provide counter-piracy services for vessels passing through or near Somali waters.

with its harsh desert climate conditions demands a high quantity of sophisticated equipment and vehicles, as well as high numbers of trained technical and security personnel.

of regional cooperation to eliminate those barriers.

world markets, and prohibitive transit costs and risks continue to impose serious constraints on export earnings, private capital inflow and domestic resource mobilization of landlocked developing countries and therefore adversely affect their overall growth and socio-economic development

ecosystems that are not adequately protected may pose an even greater threat.

incarcerate pirates and their leaders and financiers; (c) more resources, especially through contributions to the trust fund to support initiatives of states countering piracy off the coast of Somalia; (d) ship owners and operators to implement industry-developed best management practices; (e) a continuous robust military response; and (f) Somalia itself to play a critical role in this effort, and for Somali authorities to adopt and implement anti-piracy legislation.

during the import, export and transit process, including transshipment.

of the proposed regulatory regime and the applicability of existing commercial norms and precedents.

discovery] which has been mentioned.

enter into operation in the event of armed conflict.

and safety, endangers fish stocks, marine biodiversity and marine and coastal habitats and has significant costs to local and national economies