The ruling's impact is already being felt in Ecuador and beyond as a cautionary tale of the environmental and legal aftermath of oil exploration.
The conference should also address the need for an emergency fund to finance measures to deal with the aftermath of environmental catastrophes.
In the aftermath of environmental catastrophe, the world's clean water is now confined to a network of towers built by the world's richest man.
Science – Make a "How It Works" poster to describe the step-by-step process of a well-known environmental disaster and its aftermath.
This legislation is custom-made for developers who can overturn local planning and zoning regulations to make a fast buck in an inappropriate location leaving sprawl, additional congestion, transportation problems and environmental degradation in the aftermath.
Results provide insight into how indigenous communities recollect sacred oral histories, tap into reserves of traditional ecological knowledge and adapt to shifting landscapes, which together surfaced as critical dimensions of remembrance, meaning-making and response to environmental hazards and their aftermath.
MR: And they're both the aftermath of environmental disasters or challenges.
The world has witnessed two major low-probability, high-consequence technological calamities with long-lasting environmental effects and regional aftermaths in just the last 5 years.
In the spill's aftermath, a robust environmental movement raised public awareness about the harms poised by offshore oil and we passed significant legislation to protect our coastline".
"It is impossible to say and we will mount, as part of the aftermath, a very detailed environmental assessment but everything we can see at the moment suggests that the overall environmental impact will be very, very modest".
