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Furthermore, ecocide could become an international crime by amendment of the ICC's Statute of Rome, which would need 86 nations to back it.
In addition, in systems in which the growth of pesticide mineralizing bacteria was stimulated by amendment of IPU and MCPA, exposure to a freeze-thaw or dry-wet event only marginally affected the herbicide mineralization kinetics.
Our results also show that there is a narrow range of bacteria capable of processing cellobiose in soil, but there is a broader versatility of enzyme action in the dominant organisms advantageously selected by amendment of soil with specific carbon sources.
The sorption affinity augmented as expected with application rates of MS750, and the distribution coefficients in biochar-added soils were greater than that in soil alone, likely due to enhancement of soil organic carbon content and favorable sorption domains for organic compounds caused by amendment of biochars.
They were enfranchised in 1962, by amendment of the Commonwealth Electoral Act, although at that time their enrolment was voluntary rather than compulsory, as with all other voters.PETER COATMANMelbourneSIR The first political jurisdiction to give women the vote was the Territory of Wyoming (which now styles itself the "Equal Rights State"), in 1869.
We need not stop to consider the much discussed question whether this meant more than that force was to be used if established governments should be so misguided as to refuse to make themselves over into proletarian dictatorships by amendment of their governmental structures, or should have the effrontery to defend themselves from lawless or subversive attacks.
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