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The importance of these changes and associated impacts on Northern Eurasia and potential feedbacks to the global Earth and socioeconomic systems may be quantified using models.

Additional treatment processes for elimination of OMP or pathogenic microorganisms require resources such as infrastructure, chemicals and energy, thus causing associated impacts on the environment for the supply of these resources and also additional costs for water utilities.

The recognition of several important facies representing freshwater (lacustrine and fluvial) and brackish (lagoonal and marine-influenced) conditions have shed light on the environmental and landscape evolution of the western part of the Thessaloniki Plain and associated impacts on human occupation during the last 10,000 years.

"The port is not very busy and one could say it's run-down - and the central crossing option is well clear of the turning circle [for boats]." The WSP report said a bridge at the central location would cost £116.5m and Mr Colby's barrage scheme had "disadvantages... particularly in respect of the harbour operations and associated impacts on potential incoming future investment in the town".

More evidence for intervention effects on unregulated selection and consumption is needed with respect to both of these product categories to inform the design of interventions to reduce their consumption and ameliorate associated impacts on health inequalities.

"Overall, these changes seem to be designed to meet the short-term goal of 'ticking the boxes' to kill a certain number of badgers at lowest cost, while downplaying the associated impacts on cattle TB control, which are all negative," said Prof Rosie Woodroffe, at the Zoological Society of London and one of the scientists who ran the Krebs trial.

Other health sectors have developed climate change plans (58), but the majority of health service planners were not aware of the likely climate change-associated impacts on population health, and were therefore unable to incorporate the evidence into their service plans.

But all-day comfort should not be luxury: Heel strike associated impact loads on joints need to be compensated by active muscular effort and safety shoes should support this protective function of muscle activation.

As for human health, research on DDT-associated impacts on biota from malaria controlled areas is scarce.

Aggressive anthropogenic emission reductions are needed to reduce MeHg exposures and associated health impacts on humans and wildlife and protect the integrity of one of the last wild-food sources globally.

Unequal distribution of social capital is a key factor in advancing social inequalities and their associated negative impacts on health.