L'élevage intensif est sans aucun doute la plus importante source d'azote dans de nombreuses zones. Il y a un problème de nitrate lorsque l'azote mis en oeuvre, quelle que soit son origine, n'est pas utilisé par les plantes et percole dans les aquifères, ou est perdu en ruisselant. Il y a des surplus d'azote parce que le système de prix ne tient pas compte des dommages à l'environnement. Dans la plupart des pays, les politiques mises en oeuvre s'appuient sur des mesures réglementaires. Au niveau de l'Union européenne, la directive "nitrate" illustre bien l'approche réglementaire pour contrôler les émissions polluantes. D'autres voies pourraient néanmoins être choisies pour améliorer la situation actuelle. Des mesures économiques se révèlent être un moyen efficace de réduction significative de la pollution par les nitrates de l'élevage intensif.
En esta sección se encuentra:- Leyes, decretos y resoluciones, dentro de estas últimas se incluyen las resoluciones emitidas por el Banco de la República:Banco de la República, Resolución externa 22 de 1994 (agosto 12). Por la cual se expiden regulaciones en materia cambiaria.- Índice de medidas ejecutivas y legislativas de julio de 1994
Hugh W. Cunningham, a former professor of journalism at the University of Florida, donated 49 individual newspaper issues. They represent a broad geographic diversity of newspapers from 22 states and the District of Columbia on Friday, 9 August 1974. This collection serves as an excellent primary source for a "slice-of-life" analysis of how journalists reported Nixon's resignation.
Hugh W. Cunningham, a former professor of journalism at the University of Florida, donated 49 individual newspaper issues. They represent a broad geographic diversity of newspapers from 22 states and the District of Columbia on Friday, 9 August 1974. This collection serves as an excellent primary source for a "slice-of-life" analysis of how journalists reported Nixon's resignation.
Hugh W. Cunningham, a former professor of journalism at the University of Florida, donated 49 individual newspaper issues. They represent a broad geographic diversity of newspapers from 22 states and the District of Columbia on Friday, 9 August 1974. This collection serves as an excellent primary source for a "slice-of-life" analysis of how journalists reported Nixon's resignation.
Distributed to some depository libraries in microfiche. ; Includes bibliographical references. ; v. 1. The economic and budget outlook: fiscal years 1995-1999, January 27, 1994 . The President's fiscal year 1995 budget proposal . Putting Americans back to work, February 22, 1994 . America's schools: meeting the challenge . other school finance experts, March 4, 1994 -- v. 2. Defense overhead waste and management, March 3, 1994 . Review of the Defense Department roles and missions . The President's fiscal year 1995 Defense budget request, March 9, 1994--Department of Defense. ; Mode of access: Internet.
Dr. Hugh W. Cunningham, a former professor of journalism at the University of Florida, donated 418 single issues of newspapers describing the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. These papers represent a broad geographic diversity of newspapers from 45 states and serve as an excellent primary source for a "slice-of-life" analysis. Newspapers fall into distinct series, based upon their date of publication. The first series includes titles from Friday, 22 November 1963, the second from Saturday, 23 November 1963, the third from Sunday, 24 November 1963, and the fourth from Monday, 25 November 1963.
Dr. Hugh W. Cunningham, a former professor of journalism at the University of Florida, donated 418 single issues of newspapers describing the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. These papers represent a broad geographic diversity of newspapers from 45 states and serve as an excellent primary source for a "slice-of-life" analysis. Newspapers fall into distinct series, based upon their date of publication. The first series includes titles from Friday, 22 November 1963, the second from Saturday, 23 November 1963, the third from Sunday, 24 November 1963, and the fourth from Monday, 25 November 1963.
Dr. Hugh W. Cunningham, a former professor of journalism at the University of Florida, donated 418 single issues of newspapers describing the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. These papers represent a broad geographic diversity of newspapers from 45 states and serve as an excellent primary source for a "slice-of-life" analysis. Newspapers fall into distinct series, based upon their date of publication. The first series includes titles from Friday, 22 November 1963, the second from Saturday, 23 November 1963, the third from Sunday, 24 November 1963, and the fourth from Monday, 25 November 1963.
This Article discusses the development of environmental regulation and preservation in Taiwan in light of United States environmental law. The Article begins with a discussion of how few measures have been enacted to protect the Taiwanese environment. It then illuminates some of the problems with the Taiwanese environmental regulations that do exist. According to the author, some of these problems include: ambiguous and conflicting goals enunciated in the legislation; political pressures on the authorities influencing environmental policies; poor enforcement mechanisms; a legislative bias in favor of regulating new sources of pollution and against enforcing regulations in the case of old sources; and little or no litigation over environmental laws. The author next points out the weaknesses in Taiwan's policy of selective enforcement and its ineffective use of economic instruments to control pollution. The author concludes this Article with some suggestions of how Taiwan could improve its environmental regulation efforts.
Looking back on the past twenty-five years, during which environmental law has developed such astonishing breadth, depth, and volume, the author suggests that it is possible to sketch a compound proposition about how environmental law evolved, the primacy of citizen litigation in its development, and what it all may signify. By exploring two paradigm shifts within the field, the author offers suggestions for why environmental law has been so energetic, broad-ranging, and often confrontational, and where environmental law may be going.
by Ding Yong Biao, Kong Lai Ha. ; Thesis (M.B.A.)--Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1994. ; Includes bibliographical references (leaves 106-108). ; abstract --- p.iii ; TABLE OF CONTENTS --- p.iv ; LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS --- p.vii ; LIST OF TABLES --- p.viii ; ACKNOWLEDGMENT --- p.x ; Chapter ; Chapter I. --- introduction --- p.1 ; Background --- p.1 ; Statement of the Problems --- p.6 ; Purpose of the Study --- p.7 ; Scope of the Research --- p.7 ; Research Methodology --- p.7 ; Research Procedure --- p.7 ; Secondary Data Source --- p.8 ; Primary Data Source --- p.8 ; Limitations --- p.9 ; Chapter II. --- CHINA'S LAND AND PROPERTY MARKET IN PERSPECTIVE --- p.10 ; China in Different Dimensions --- p.10 ; National Background --- p.10 ; Land Resources --- p.11 ; Population --- p.12 ; Urbanization --- p.12 ; Numbers of Household --- p.13 ; National Income and Gross National Product --- p.14 ; Foreign Investments --- p.16 ; Internatinal Trade --- p.18 ; Retail Sales --- p.20 ; Savings --- p.20 ; Historical Development of Land and Property Market in China --- p.22 ; From 1949 to 1978 --- p.22 ; From 1979 to 1987 --- p.24 ; From 1987 --- p.27 ; Foreign Investment in Property --- p.31 ; Chapter III. --- LAND USE REFORM AND URBAN PUBLIC HOUSING REFORM --- p.39 ; Concept of Land Value Before Reform --- p.39 ; Old Concept of Land Value Began to Change --- p.41 ; "Revision to Clause 4, Article 10 of Constitution and Amendment to the ""Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China""" --- p.41 ; Provisional Regulations on the Granting and Transferring of the Land Use Rights over the State-owned Land in Cities and Towns --- p.43 ; Regulations of Guangdong Province Special Economic Zone for the Administration of Secured Loans --- p.45 ; "New Forthcoming Legislation ""The Law of Land and Property""" --- p.46 ; characteristics of the New Land Use System --- p.46 ; Land Use Reform in Practice --- p.49 ; "Private Contracts, Tender and Auction" --- p.49 ; Granting Authorities and Procedures --- p.50 ; Fees and Rights --- ...
In: La réforme de la politique agricole commune au sein du système politico-administratif français. Analyse d'un changement de politique publique comme processus d'apprentissage social(1994)
La réforme de la PAC du 22 mai 1992 a constitué un véritable tournant dans la conception des politiques publiques communautaires dans le domaine agricole. Cette étude de science politique est centrée sur l'analyse des réseaux et des dynamiques d'acteurs, qui se sont construits en France autour de la négociation et de la formulation de la réforme de la PAC. Cette étude est le résultat d'une réflexion basée, en partie, sur une douzaine d'entretiens avec des hauts fonctionnaires des grandes directions des administrations concernées, des conseillers techniques dans les cabinets ministériels, et des responsables représentant les professionnels en poste à cette époque. L'analyse veut dépasser le simple constat de crise de la politique agricole, et cherche à mettre en évidence les processus d'apprentissage social dont le système politico-administratif est le siège.
