| Grass buffer zones or vegetative filter strips have been investigated as a means of reducing nutrient loads in streams. |
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| They also act as buffer zones, providing valuable passive solar energy gains that help offset the building's overall energy consumption. |
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| The atria act as meeting places for the company's employees, and serve as buffer zones to provide passive solar energy gains. |
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| He heads his article by saying that havens for wild life don't need buffer zones. |
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| There are other practices known to store carbon, including minimizing or eliminating fallow, planting winter cover crops, and maintaining buffer zones. |
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| Part of the project's remit is the development of low impact resource use and the establishment of buffer zones. |
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| Fade out areas: buffer zones of varying size, adjacent to the boundaries of a confirmed minefield. |
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| Riparian buffer zones reduce runoff, which can carry pesticides, and therefore help to minimize the impacts of pesticides on aquatic ecosystems. |
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| We've also established buffer zones and sensitive areas where nutrients cannot be applied. |
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| The creation of buffer zones is a good way to combat the spreading of this disease. |
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| However, nurseries that are located in one of these buffer zones do not automatically have fire blight free plants. |
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| It has been re-approved, with suggestions to add buffer zones in commercial operations and changes to labelling. |
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| To ensure that an organic cultivation is also visually recognizable as such, ecological buffer zones should be an inherent part of each orchard. |
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| Efsa recommended addressing these with risk mitigation measures such as crop rotation and field buffer zones. |
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| A broad legislative tool protecting buffer zones would enable us to properly manage the land use of areas adjacent to protected land. |
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| Unlike other areas in Europe, it is impossible to work with buffer zones prescribed by Europe along all water courses. |
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| Areas of high biological production and their connecting links or buffer zones. |
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| And the Americans are currently ruling out boots on the ground in Syria or buffer zones. |
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| New buffer zones are being implemented to stop producers, homeowners and others from applying fertilizer near water. |
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| Pro-choice advocates, meanwhile, argue that the buffer zones are necessary for public safety. |
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| These measures may include berms, fences, ditches, buffer zones or other strategies to effectively mitigate any hazards. |
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| Seasonal water bodies require buffer zones if there is water in them during application. |
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| Therefore, there are no more buffer zones required between GMO farms and organic farms. |
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| Village garbage also includes huge quantities of polythene which, Rithe says, is creating havoc in the buffer zones of tiger reserves. |
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| The 200-metre buffer zones are nowhere near enough. |
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| The most cautious thing to do would be to maintain proper buffer zones. |
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| I am of the opinion that the principle of subsidiarity should be used regarding buffer zones not to be treated, to prevent additional constraints being applied to agricultural production. |
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| In the ecological goods and services strategy we've developed, we talk about things like more buffer zones, management, and best management practices. |
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| The Botswanan authorities have informed the Community that Zones 6 and 7 are the infected areas, the surrounding zones 5, 8 and 9 are considered as buffer zones, while zones 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14 should be considered free. |
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| However, such connections should not be located in conservations zones or in ecological corridors with exceptional habitats, in order to protect natural ecosystems in these Park's buffer zones. |
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| The zones function as buffer zones specifically monitored by border patrols in order to prevent illegal entry or exit. |
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| They also act as buffer zones for human activities and licensed hunting. |
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| Mostly contentious, borders may even foster the setting up of buffer zones. |
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| Common types of buffer zones are demilitarized zones, border zones and certain restrictive easement zones and green belts. |
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| Subsequent to the verification of the location of forces, the AMIS Forces will need to identify respective areas of control, demilitarized zones, buffer zones and redeployment zones. |
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| Coastal buffer zones protect sensitive salt marshes such as those around Chaleur Bay which are critical habitat for the Maritime ringlet butterfly. |
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| Licensees are required to maintain aesthetic buffer zones along all numbered provincial highways that abut Crown land and along watercourses with high recreational use. |
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| The poultry holdings in the established buffer zones have been depopulated and restocking will start following a waiting period after cleaning and disinfection has been carried out. |
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| Coakley that the enforced buffer zones on the public sidewalk in front of Massachusetts abortion facilities are unconstitutional. |
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| The dimensions of buffer zones should depend in particular on soil characteristics, climate, size of the watercourse, as well as agricultural characteristics of areas concerned. |
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| He says producers planted crops like barley in the buffer zones, creating the required grassed headland between fields of row crops and the buffer zone. |
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| In order to reduce the drift hazard to non-target plants and aquatic species when aerially treating silvicultural sites, ensure that appropriate buffer zones are maintained. |
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| Within the buffer zones, larger trees that need to be cut will be limbed and left laying flat on the ground to act as a deterrent to ATV movement. |
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| We developed integrated habitat co-management plans through buffer zones and ecological corridors along the Sava River of Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. |
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| Such zonation schemes will generally cut across the core and buffer zones. |
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| To encourage reproduction, breeding territories can be protected by establishing buffer zones around individual nest sites to protect the nest tree, perching trees, and feeding areas from human disturbance. |
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| Land eligible for exemption from the act includes high sloped lands, wetlands, permanent grassed headlands, erosion-control structures and buffer zones along watercourses and wetlands. |
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| In the re-evaluation document, PMRA said buffer zones should be included when the product is used commercially and applied by tractor-pulled sprayers, to protect surrounding broadleaf vegetation. |
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| These areas also add to the habitat available for wide-ranging species and are therefore, good buffer zones which help to maintain the integrity of the nominated site. |
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| The topics covered included water quality protection by the use of riparian buffer zones, phytoremediation of industrially contaminated land and treatment of nutrient rich waste water. |
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| By the 18th century, Cossack hosts in the Russian Empire occupied effective buffer zones on its borders. |
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| Creating buffer zones near farms and roads is another possible way to prevent nutrients from traveling too far. |
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| Sometimes there were other measures associated with the cease-fire, such as buffer zones and demilitarization, but by and large the monitoring of a cease-fire was the central part of the mandate. |
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| During the five-year period, there were no penalties assessed against Licensees for failure to maintain the appropriate buffer zones along watercourses. |
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| Thus, the MPs offer to allow grazing and collection of medicinal herbs within the buffer zones of state nature reserves in order to ensure efficient use of the land. |
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| With their dream of a visitors center now seemingly impossible, Sharpe and others said the buffer zones, open space zoning and conservation easements represent cold comfort. |
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| Buffer zones often result in large uninhabited regions which are themselves noteworthy in many increasingly developed or crowded parts of the world. |
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