Sentence examples for transboundary transport from inspiring English sources

With the evidence of long-range transboundary transport (LRT) of chemicals, broader international activities were launched for regulating persistent organic pollutants (POPs) [47, 49].

In addition to source-specific emissions, global emissions (including transboundary transport and transformation) impact regional air quality and thus contribute to overall risk.

However, transboundary transport of ragweed pollen to central Italy has been demonstrated, which could have a clinical effect on atopic patients (Corsico et al., 2000; Cecchi et al., 2007).

To provide a better interpretation and comparability of data as well as to allow for a closer examination of their lag structure, the results from linear models are presented in figures 2 and 3. Due to O3 transboundary transport, the highest levels of ozone are usually observed from February to May in L/P de Gran Canaria and between March and May in S/C de Tenerife [ 12, 13].

Transboundary transports of waste contaminated with PCBs are restricted by the Basel convention which established an international regulation for the trading of dangerous waste.

The space domain of the systems of PDEs is normally very large, because the models must be able to treat transboundary long-range transport of the harmful pollutants.

Although not always defined in a global context, it can be argued particularly in today's modern society of fluid borders, global transport and economies, competition for natural resources, and transboundary pollution that essentially all environmental health is global.

The case studies focus on transboundary regulation of four issues in Sweden: mobile telephones and radiation protection, oil transport in the Baltic Sea, climate change adaptation, and regulation of coexistence of genetically modified crops.

Moreover, enhanced transport and communication systems have generated more uniform production environments in which a few transboundary breeds are clearly predominant.

Singapore and Senegal are examples of how to avoid conflict through good water governance and transboundary cooperation.

Therese Sjömander-Magnusson, director of transboundary water management at the Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI), Stockholm, Sweden.