(25) Combined transport using waterways

Waterways and highways can make traveling faster.

Are there highways, waterways, or open land?

See Baxter, The Law of International Waterways, 1964, p. 205.

increase your wealth and sons and grant you gardens and waterways .

Chinkin, supra note 15, at 202 05 (citing R. Baxter, The Law of International Waterways (1964) for a full discussion of the effect of war on transit though waterways).

COLREGs can also refer to the specific political line that divides inland waterways, which are subject to their own navigation rules, and coastal waterways, which are subject to international navigation rules.

Energy, transport infrastructure roads, railways, and waterways and crime prevention have all benefited.

An estimated 4 trillion USD worth of goods passes through its waterways annually.

A national transportation system would include a network of waterways, canals and irrigation systems.

Control In many countries around the world, waterways prone to floods are often carefully managed.

The most obvious signs of that cost flow through the country s waterways and contaminate its air.

Most international waterways have such frameworks for dialogue, albeit at different stages of development and levels of achievement.

Beijing's waterways suffer from pollution (a cocktail of fertilizers and even excrement), and a severe lack of water.

Thus article 15 of the Statute on the Regime of Navigable Waterways of International Concern (1922) provides that

(d) The fact that biofuels are biodegradable, and are ideal for inland waterways and other environmentally sensitive areas.

Sources World Bank, World Bank Development Indicators 2005 and Central Intelligence Agency, World Factbook 2005 (pipelines and waterways).

For freight transport modes, energy intensities, from highest to lowest, are air, road (trucks), rail, waterways and pipeline.

Within this area societies participated in a high degree of exchange with the highest amount of activity along waterways.

When it rains, these chemicals seep into the ground or run off into our waterways poisoning our water too.

When it rains, these chemicals seep into the ground, or run off into our waterways, poisoning our water too.

59. There is also a great potential for the use for transit of internal waterways through CIS territory, particularly the Russian Federation, that is not fully exploited owing, among other things, to a lack of experience regarding procedures for handling international traffic on internal waterways.

For many environmental priorities, such as shared waterways, forests, marine fisheries and biodiversity, regional and global efforts must be strengthened.

Although the rains made travelling conditions difficult, this was largely overcome by the use of rail and, in some cases, waterways.

These officers are also allegedly controlling gambling and prostitution networks, as well as informal taxation checkpoints along main highways and waterways.

The sulfur cycle is the collection of processes by which sulfur moves to and from minerals (including the waterways) and living systems.

That stuff gets in the waterways, and there's run off onto the crops, or they're putting feces contaminated water directly onto the crops.

Tadpoles keep waterways clean by feeding on algae, reducing the demand on our community's filtration systems and keeping our cost of water low.

By interfering with the carbon, nitrogen, water, and phosphorus cycles, human activity changes the atmosphere, oceans, waterways, forests, and ice sheets, and diminishes biodiversity.

39. There is also the question of the contribution that internal waterways can make to improving access to seaports and reducing transit transport costs.

In the 19th century, connections between Rotterdam and the North Sea were poor, with a large estuary delta area with many small waterways between them.

Dutch water boards ( or ) are regional government bodies charged with managing water barriers, waterways, water levels, water quality and sewage treatment in their respective regions.

So we plant it later, along the waterways to filter the water, provide the raw products just in time for when the timber becomes available.

Consider, for example, that, because GM crops require less chemical pesticide, fewer farmers and their families risk being poisoned by runoff into waterways and ground water.

(e) Economic Commission for Europe European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Inland Waterways (ADN 2005), for application as from 1 January 2005

Rules on the Manner of Transport of Dangerous Goods in Maritime Traffic and in Traffic on Inland Waterways, Official Gazette of the FRY, No. 12 97

Wounded demonstrators are reported to have been buried alive in mass graves, and there are confirmed reports of bodies washing ashore in the waterways near Yangon (Rangoon).

Canada claims all the waterways of the Northwestern Passages as Canadian Internal Waters however the United States and most other maritime countries view these as international waters.

The underlying concept was to recreate life as it used to be for residents along Dubai Creek, complete with waterways, abras, wind towers and a bustling souk.

This year the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) funded the Agency's coordination of an extensive pollution survey of marine sediments from 35 shipwrecks sunk in Iraq's waterways.

Other major cities are often located on the coast of either the three main waterways bordering the region the Pacific Ocean, the Atlantic Ocean, and the Caribbean Sea.

5.4 km of waterways link the different areas of the resort, and water taxis (Abra (boat)) allow guests to travel along them to all parts of the resort.

Mega agricultural operations often are responsible for poisoning our waterways and our land, and it produces this incredibly unhealthy product that costs us billions in healthcare and lost productivity.

Increasing local planning and management capacity to avoid location of waste dump sites near coastlines or waterways or to prevent litter from escaping into the marine and coastal environment

The Auxiliary, a volunteer non military organization, was created by the United States Congress in 1939, to assist the United States Coast Guard in promoting safety on the waterways.