For example, as wealthier local actors work to improve the status of ecosystems through PES, they can exert their power to restrict other land use practices that poorer households invest in as vital subsistence safety-nets (see Dressler and Pulhin 2010).
Reference: Field LJ, Fall JA, Nighswander TS, Peacock N, Varanasi U: Evaluating and Communicating Subsistence Seafood Safety in a Cross-Cultural Context: Lessons Learned from the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill.
Lesson #3: Designate an existing agency with a clear mandate to address the questions of subsistence food safety and develop an adequate response to people's concern and fears.
After the Exxon Valdez oil spill, the scientific Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC) issued a technical publication, Evaluating and Communicating Subsistence Seafood Safety in a Cross-Cultural Context: Lessons Learned from The Exxon Valdez Oil Spill.
- Starting on Nov. 5, Xinhua will publish special reports daily, in Chinese and other languages, on issues of public concern, including children's safety, subsistence, development and future, to give comprehensive and in-depth coverage of the subsistence and development of worldwide children.
Also starting today, Xinhua will publish special reports daily – in Chinese and other languages – on children's safety, subsistence, development and future.
The safety and subsistence in the human body is destined by many factors and parameters that contribute to the effectiveness of stents.
Given the market failures faced by subsistence entrepreneurs, interventions that complement safety net programs with well-targeted support to promote productive self-employment may hold some promise.
After the bandits attacked, the surviving women came to Yaloké in search of safety and new ways of subsistence.
Finally, 60 85% of the population in the developing world are subsistence farmers and are not protected by commercial food safety regulation (Wild 2007).
