More than 2m tonnes of topsoil from farms and forests is being eroded by wind and rain each year, jeopardising efforts to increase food production, the UK government said today.
Correspondents say the Vatican does not want to jeopardise efforts to improve relations with China.
Appointing him could jeopardise efforts to keep the UK in the EU, making the UK more isolated in Europe.
Israeli air strikes and shelling killed three Palestinians in Gaza on Sunday, including a boy of 14 and a woman, medics said, in a third day of renewed fighting that has jeopardised international efforts to end the conflict.
Complacency, fatigue and an £8bn ($12bn) funding shortfall are jeopardising global efforts to bring the HIV and Aids epidemic under control, the advocacy group One has warned.
Aside from being demoralising, discrimination against men who have sex with men is jeopardising government efforts to reduce the high incidence of HIV and Aids.
It has argued that this would jeopardise future efforts to borrow in the global capital markets, and that it is logistically complicated because it could involve negotiating with hundreds of investors.
Many Islamist radicals—jihadis, or disciples of holy struggle, as they style themselves fear it may, and that Osama bin Laden's attack on America could jeopardise their efforts to overthrow "corrupt" and "heretical" Arab regimes.Already, the radicals are torn by dissent.
"If we are left with this situation as it is today, it could seriously jeopardise the efforts being made on the military front".The election decree also does nothing to address foreign concerns about the Independent Election Commission, the Afghan organisation charged with running the vote.
"This would condemn thousands more children to inadequate and crumbling classrooms and jeopardise our efforts to ensure there are enough school places".
