... and salinity will also impinge on the migratory patterns of boreal fish stocks. On land, significaant movement of the permafrost boundary and of tree lines is al...
...'s breeding performance to its migratory movement. The findings are expected to help officials plan ...
... of Greenland's glaciers lubricates their movement into the sea. . The International Maritime Organiz... of alien species, disruption of migratory patterns of marine mammals and anthropogenic noise...
... the mitigation measures proposed for migratory birds, which are not an endangered species. The Co... of improving the safe and efficient movement of people and goods across the Canada-U.S. border ...
... the mitigation measures proposed for migratory birds, which are not an endangered species. The Co... of improving the safe and efficient movement of people and goods across the Canada-U.S. border ...
...(j) any movement or other activity of a ship, submarine or aircraft... Marine Wildlife Areas [MWA]), and the Migratory Birds Convention Act (Migratory Bird Sanctuaries [...
... a range of environmental issues, from migratory birds to waste. management. One example is... movement of the pollutants within the United States, and. ...
Palestinians have resettled extensively within and outside the Arab World since the creation of the State of Israel in 1948 and the 1967 Israeli military occupation of the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Gaza ([LOUISE CAINKAR], 1988). Indeed, more than 50% of the Palestinian population lives in exile. Many Palestinians are "twice migrants" (Bhachu, 1985). They planted their roots in bordering countries after becoming refugees in 1948 or 1967, or upon locating employment opportunities and safety following the social, political, and economic destabilization that accompanied Israeli military occupation, and then migrated once again in search of better lives. The border country of [Jordan] which has been the largest single recipient of Palestinians in exile, has more than 2 million Palestini...
... of quality of life in the two different migratory contexts and more fully explores the varying roles... in this group experienced more than two movements. Suha, for instance, was born in 1965 in her famil...
By looking at the case of Peruvian migration to Chile, this article explores some of the characteristics of the social reproduction of transnational families between two neighboring countries in the South. This article examines the role played by structural socio-economic conditions migrants live by in Chile in shaping their transnational family lives. It discusses how the labor and housing segmentations of migrants in Chile make family reunifications difficult so that geographical proximity between the two countries is not an enabling factor for the encounter of these families. It also examines some of the characteristics of this community of migrants in Chile, and how their class origin and gender help to understand the particular dynamics of these transnational families and the conju...
...In the 1990s, as migratory controls in the North tightened and the pressure t... facilitates rather a "back and forth" movement of migrants, and eventualiy of some of their famil...
...The use of the device to monitor his movements also violated s. 8. An individual has a reasonable...The migratory route of the caribou herds is transitory but it is...
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