environmental damage

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A growing body of evidence suggests that corruption is one of the major causes of environmentaldamage in developing countries.
However, these papers are concerned with transboundary environmentaldamage-a very different situation than examined in this paper.
The prime importance of the distinction is to clarify our thinking about technology as a source of environmentaldamage.
Environmentaldamage, including the loss of resilience of ecosystems, often occurs abruptly and is often not reversible.
To address these questions we must begin by distinguishing two types of environmentaldamage: pollution and development.
It is usually the poorer and more disadvantaged strata who are mostly affected by the negative impacts of environmentaldamage.
But such productivity has come at a price, much of it paid for in four kinds of environmentaldamage.
In fact, conventional farming practices are causing environmentaldamage, which is sometimes difficult to quantify and might have irreversible consequences.
Hence, although for different reasons, private nuisance actions were not significant deterrents of substantial environmentaldamage in either country.
In this context, suppose that the environmentaldamage due to an economic reform program is likely to be rather large.
To date, the costs of any environmentaldamage or rehabilitation programmes are rarely included in farm budgets.
The environmentaldamage would be absolutely appalling.
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