61. EW - Regional Youth Environment Forum Information about the regional Youth Environment Forum and a place for The group examined two key environmental issues water quality and issues http://www.ew.govt.nz/forschools/forum.htm

Page content Topic navigation Section navigation Print Version Email Us Site Map Home For Schools Regional Youth Environment Forum On This Site: Main Sections About EW Environmental Info For Schools News and Events ... Resource Consents Related Links: Environmental Education Calendar for Teachers Enviroschools Resources for Students Resources for Teachers ... Waikato Enviroschools Newsletters Regional Youth Environment Forum The Regional Youth Environment Forum brings students together to discuss and learn about environmental issues. The annual forum is supported by Environment Waikato. On this page: Regional Youth Environment Forum 2005 Contact us Regional Youth Environment Forum 2005 This year's Regional Youth Environment Forum brought together 27 student delegates from Turangi to Mercury Bay. The forum was held at Te Kauri Lodge, near Kawhia, over three days in the first week of the Term 2 holidays. The group examined two key environmental issues - water quality and issues relating to the coast. Workshops and field trips were held to learn more about the issues. On the final night of the forum the students made a presentation of their knowledge to Environment Waikato staff and councillors. The participants had a great awareness of environmental issues and had lots of positive ideas on how to help the environment individually, at home, at school and in the wider community.

62. CREO Partnerships Central regional environmental Office Primary focus has been on compliance and P2 issues; the implementation of new Air quality regulations, http://aec.army.mil/usaec/reo/creo02.html

63. Regional Environmental Offices Support the Army/DoD mission through coordination, communication, and facilitation of regional environmental issues and activities. http://aec.army.mil/usaec/reo/

CREO NREO SREO WREO "Support the Army/DoD mission through coordination, communication, and facilitation of regional environmental issues and activities." Central Regional Environmental Office EPA Regions 6 and 7 ATTN: SFIM-AEC-CR 601 East 12th Street, Suite 647 Kansas City, MO 64106-2896 Phone: (816) 983-3548 Fax: (816) 426-7414 Northern Regional Environmental Office EPA Regions 1, 2, 3 and 5 ATTN: SFIM-AEC-NR U.S. Army Environmental Center 5179 Hoadley Road Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21010-5401 Southern Regional Environmental Office (SFIM-AEC-SR) US Army Environmental Center Southern Regional Office 101 Marietta Street, NW, Suite 3120 Atlanta, GA 30303-2711 Western Regional Environmental Office EPA Regions 8, 9 and 10 ATTN: SFIM-AEC-WR US Customs House, 721 19th St., 4th Floor, Rm. 427 Denver, CO 80202-2500 Regional Environmental Offices CREO NREO SREO ... WREO

64. SEMCOG Environment Environment staff identify and respond to regional issues involving the quality of the environment and related legislative issues. environmental policies of http://www.semcog.org/RegPlan/Environment/

home regional planning environment New Water Quality Products Find out about SEMCOG's water quality publications. Information about the Emerald Ash Borer Find out about the Federal Phase II Storm Water Regulations ... Land Use Environment SEMCOG's Environmental Program Area is involved in a wide range of issues involving: water quality, air quality, solid waste, and land use. Staff represent the region in several decision making forums that include the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality, the United States Environmental Protection Agency, the Michigan Legislature, and numerous other organizations and task forces. In addition, staff work to support local environmental planning initiatives, such as watershed management. Environment staff identify and respond to regional issues involving the quality of the environment and related legislative issues. Environmental policies of SEMCOG are geared towards supporting: orderly development

65. Environment Globe - Environmental News News and analysis on environmental issues and international current events, business, finance, Chen puts hopes in new regional body Taiwan Headlines http://www.environmentglobe.com/

Search the World News Network Any Language Afrikaans Czech Danish Dutch English Finnish French German Hausa Hungarian Indonesian Italian Malay Norwegian Polish Portuguese Romanian Slovak Spanish Swahili Swedish Tagalog Turkish Advanced Search Global Warm Ecology Weather ... Sitemap REGIONAL WN Africa WN Asia WN Australasia WN Caribbean ... WN Politics LANGUAGE WN Languages SCIENCE WN Education WN Environment ... WN Toolbar NEWS SITES CNN.com - Technology Earth Vision ENDS Environment ENews ... BOOKMARK THIS PAGE! MAKE THIS PAGE YOUR HOMEPAGE! WN TOOLBAR! Breaking News Tue, 20 Sep 2005 Astronomer Environment Photos Science ... US The News International Nasa to set up base on moon Cuba Environment Florida ... US The Guardian Forecasters Fear Hurricane Rita's Strength Hong Kong Standard Democrats propose funding to cut emissions Environment Fund Hong Kong ... Pollution Australian Broadcasting Corporation Rita upgraded to hurricane, threatens southern US Disaster Environment Hurricane ... Headlines ENN U.S. Government Investigators Urge More Federal Involvement in Wind Farms Photos Power United States ... Wind Farm CNN Mayor halts return to New Orleans Disaster Hurricane New Orleans ... US Scotsman New floods warning in New Orleans Environment Hurricane Photos ... Weather BBC News Smoking ban to be debated in city Environment Health Northern Ireland ... Smoke Australian Broadcasting Corporation Govt scraps fuel tax plan Business Economy Finance ... Photos The Australian PM should back off excise: Beazley PRIME Minister John Howard should back away from a plan to increase the fuel excise because Australian families were already struggling under the weight of high petrol pr... (photo: WN)

66. Environmental Issues And Regimes In Northeast Asia However, the region s most important regional environmental problems stem not Some global issues, however, may interrelate with regional issues in ways http://www.nautilus.org/archives/papers/enviro/neaenv.html

October 1994 Nautilus Home Publications Globalization Papers Globalization Program Table of Contents Abstract I. Environmental Issues in Northeast Asia II. Environmental Regimes in Northeast Asia III. Critical Issues Environmental Issues and Regimes in Northeast Asia Peter Hayes and Lyuba Zarsky Co-Directors Nautilus Institute for Security and Sustainable Development Published in slightly edited form in: International Environmental Affairs Vol. 6 #4, Fall 1994 Fall, 1994 Abstract Northeast Asia is an excellent region in which to study environmental conflict and cooperation. As a "latecomer" to environmental cooperation, the states of Northeast Asia have the opportunity to learn from prior regional experience. Northeast Asia also poses many challenges to paradigms of environmental cooperation derived from other regions. As regimes are forming only now, it is possible to study them at an early stage to compare their structure, content, and driving variables with environmental regimes found in other areas such as South Asia and the Mediterannean. In Northeast Asia, there is almost no "habit of dialogue" on which to draw for environmental cooperation, or even consensus on what constitutes the region. The "region" itself contrasts with other regions in that it contains the world's three greatest powers (the United States, China, and Russia), as well as an economic superpower (Japan), and two small powers (the two Koreas). Indeed, the states in the region that have been long standing antagonists during the colonial era, World War II, the Korean War, and the Cold War and regional hostilities continue in spite of the end of bipolar confrontation between the United States and the former Soviet Union.

67. North County Times - North San Diego And Southwest Riverside County Columnists Preserve group tackles regional issues Preserve Calavera had fought the project throughout the environmental review stage. http://www.nctimes.com/articles/2005/05/01/news/coastal/23_08_384_30_05.txt

Editions of the North County Times Serving San Diego and Riverside Counties Contact Us Archive News Search ... Obituaries Archives Last modified Saturday, April 30, 2005 11:47 PM PDT Email this story Comment in our Blog Print this story 'Preserve' group tackles regional issues Javascript disabled. Cannot display HTML ad. By: BARBARA HENRY - Staff Writer CARLSBAD The environmental group that helped pull the plug last month on plans to drain much of Lake Calavera for repair work has been a sharp thorn in Carlsbad's side for a while. For more than five years, the group called Preserve Calavera has sparred with numerous developers seeking to put homes and business parks in the city's far northeastern region known as Calavera. Roughly three miles long and a mile wide, the region is a patchwork of public and privately owned land. Much of the land is undeveloped, including the city-owned lake and the area's namesake peak, Mount Calavera, or "skull" mountain. In recent months, the small, nonprofit group has stepped up the intensity of its activities, filing lawsuits against several developers trying to move their projects from planning into the construction phase. Two of those lawsuits one targeting the Carlsbad Oaks North business park project in the region's southern edge and one against the Cantarini Ranch/Holly Springs housing development at the eastern end of Cannon Road are now pending.

68. Regional Issues regional Water issues. Illinois drought task force sees little relief in sight, The Tahoe regional Planning Agency s Shorezone Draft environmental http://www.waterwebster.com/RegionalIssues.htm

document.write('<'); document.write('! '); Home News Index 2003 Regional Water Issues Regional Water Issues Michigan Senate GOP offers plan to regulate state groundwater The state would have oversight of some Michigan farms, businesses and other groundwater users that withdraw more than 100,000 gallons a day under a plan outlined by Senate Republicans. The legislation, which will be introduced next month, could require state permits for new and expanding large-scale groundwater users but only if their withdrawals would hurt key natural resources. Unlike a plan proposed by Democratic Gov. Jennifer Granholm, the GOP legislation would not apply to surface water. Concerns have risen that the region's waters are vulnerable to diversion outside the basin. AP/Lansing State Journal_ 9/16/05 Rural Nevada county OKs developer's water plan One step closer to moving rural water to 50,000 planned homes near Las Vegas Commissioners in nearby Lincoln County have approved a deal that could help powerful Nevada lawyer, lobbyist and developer Harvey Whittemore use a Las Vegas water agency's planned pipelines to move water about 130 miles to his new development. But the Southern Nevada Water Authority, which is to build the pipelines to carry water from rural Nevada to the urban area in the south, isn't a party to the agreement. The agreement passed last week by the Lincoln County Commission, acting as the county's water district, states that the county would support the pipeline project - if the Water Authority agrees with the district "to provide water developed and produced within Lincoln County to the Coyote Springs Development."

69. ELI Research And Policy Division The Center for State, Local and regional environmental Programs The State Center addresses these issues by advancing two goals. http://www2.eli.org/research/statecenter.htm

The Center for State, Local and Regional Environmental Programs State and local agencies are continually grappling with environmental legislation and related policy, attempting to generate the most effective and efficient methods of protecting the environment. However, their struggles are often overlooked by efforts to support legal reform and improved environmental programs. The State Center addresses these issues by advancing two goals. First, we focus on creating stronger state, local, and regional environmental programs. Secondly, we seek to support the role of state and local governments in environmental management and enforcement. Meet John Pendergrass , Director of the Center for State, Local and Regional Environmental Programs ELI pursues these goals through a variety of activities,including: Plumbing the Future: Sewage Infrastructure and Sustainability in Western Pennsylvania Guiding Growth in Virginia: Local Incentives for Revitalization and Preservation ; and Almanac of Enforceable State Laws to Control Nonpoint Source Water Pollution , and the 2001 update of An Analysis of State Superfund Programs Looking toward the future, the State Center will increase its efforts of distributing critical information on environmental law, policy, and management to a broader base of state and local constituencies; supporting interaction with state and local officials and community groups; using states as laboratories and sources for experimentation and emulation of environmental laws; and working with other groups to reform state planning laws.

70. The Monterey Bay Regional Studies Program MBRS sponsors regular informal seminars to discuss regional environmental issues. concerning major local and regional issues of environmental change. http://www2.ucsc.edu/mbrs/

Using an interdisciplinary approach, faculty and graduate students in the natural and social sciences are working together to understand the dynamic processes and tensions of the Monterey Bay region - an understanding that can be extended to worldwide environmental and social change and development. Interactions in Coastal Environments Coastal environments are zones of interaction involving terrestrial and marine habitats, land-sea-air processes, and human activities. The MBRS program gives researchers the opportunity for interdisciplinary perspective, by involving other regional research and educational institutions, social and political organizations, and industry. The program's emphasis, "Bi-directional Interactions in Coastal Environments," combined with the regional approach, promotes focused collaborative work across varied research traditions. Encouraging a Regional Discussion MBRS sponsors regular informal seminars to discuss regional environmental issues. Recent topics have included strategies for university-industry interactions and wetland conservation, and the role of refugia in protecting important fisheries. In an ongoing effort to build partnerships with other institutions, MBRS presents public symposia, "Challenges for the Monterey Bay Region." A symposium on fisheries and climate change brought scholars from throughout the United States to discuss studies of fisheries biology and the legal history of fisheries organizations. A planned symposium will address the use of fire in management of the maritime chaparral at Fort Ord, relating issues in conservation biology to questions of land management and military base conversion.

71. Regional Environment Management Plan: Issues And Approaches Proceedings of the Workshop on regional environmental Quality Management. This broadly covers the various aspects of developmental planning and discusses http://www.teriin.org/pub/books/remp.htm

Regional environmental management plan: issues and approaches (Proceedings of the Workshop on Regional Environmental Quality Management held on 25 November 1998 in New Delhi, India) Price : Rs 240/US $ 24 (softbound) Description Preface Contents Description Industrial development has contributed immensely to economic growth in India. In the process of development, the centre stage has been taken by rapid and tangible economic growth, unfortunately sidelining another equally important aspect of the issue - the environment. The result is that after 50 years of Independence, our industries generate massive quantities of residuals, which not only deteriorate environmental quality, but also adversely affect human health and well being. And ironically, it is increasingly becoming an economic burden. Many areas in India have already been identified as critically polluted by the Central Pollution Control Board, Government of India. It is becoming clearer and clearer that environmental planning needs to be effectively integrated with developmental planning to ensure holistic and balanced growth at all levels. This book broadly covers the various aspects of developmental planning and discusses the methodologies that are being adopted by different agencies for preparing environmental management plans for different regions. Shortcomings in currently prevalent methodologies, the difficulties envisaged while preparing such plans, and other issues including implementation and public participation have been discussed. The book also provides information on important subjects such as definition of the study region, various frameworks, modelling tools, time frames, scenarios to be developed, and implementation aspects as a part of the preparation of the development plan. The book lays special emphasis on carrying capacity based developmental plan or regional environmental management plan for specific regions in India.

72. United Nations System-Wide EARTHWATCH > Emerging Environmental Issues Listing of emerging environmental issues. regional Info. Select a Region, , Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, North America http://www.un.org/earthwatch/issues.html

Home Home News About Earthwatch ... Agenda 21 Issues Select an Issue agriculture atmosphere biodiversity biotechnology consumption demography desertification development energy forests freshwater hazardous wastes health human settlements land resources mountains oceans poverty radioactive waste solid waste sustainable development toxic chemicals Regional Info Select a Region Africa Asia Europe Latin America North America Polar Regions West Asia World Major Assessments Indicators Site index Search Earthwatch ... This site is maintained by UNEP/GRID-Geneva Last Update: 26-sep-02 We would appreciate your feedback Emerging Environmental Issues A selection of short items of good news and bad news about the environment, and a selection of environmental assessments and planned assessments, mostly produced by partners in the UN system-wide Earthwatch, organized by chapters and programme areas in Agenda 21. Introduction on emerging environmental issues This selection of issues only features what is new since Rio. It does not aim to review all important issues or to show their priority, but to illustrate how our environment, our perceptions of problems, and the responses of society are dynamic and changing, even over as short a period as the last several years. Many of these issues are still controversial, even within the scientific community, as it takes time to achieve consensus. New discoveries and advances in science are bound to alter some of the viewpoints expressed here. These emerging issues are examples of science in motion.

73. Brisbane City Council - Major Party Ratings On Environmental Performance And Pol See also Appendix One BREC Summary of current environmental issues up to Feb 2004 Toxics/Waste issues. *. Air Quality/Transport. **. regional issues http://brec.ozecol.org/news/current/bccreports2004.html

BREC REPORT Brisbane City Council - Major Party Ratings on environmental performance and policy 2000-2004. The Brisbane City Council (Labor) continues to be one of the better councils in SEQ on environmental protection and repair despite a patchy or poor record in a number of areas. See more details on Labor The Brisbane Liberal Party(BLP) failed to have coherent environment policies to address the wide range of issues that confront Brisbane City. See more details on Liberal Broad Environmental Issue Labour Liberal Bushland Issues Waterway Issues Wetlands Toxics/Waste Issues Air Quality/Transport Regional Issues Public Involvement Transparency Click here for more details on BRECs summary of current BCC Environment Issues Back to Whats New Back to News Back to BREC Contents Back to BREC Site Index Brisbane City Council Administration - Labor Party Environmental Report Card 2000 - 2004 The Brisbane City Council continues to be one of the better councils in SEQ on environmental protection and repair despite a patchy or poor record in a number of areas. The BCC has continued to slowly advance on issues regarding air and water pollution. The BCC has continued to reduce nutrient outputs from sewage plants.The BCC has yet to tackle issues of non-bacterial pathogens and pharmacuetical byproducts in wastewater. The catchment planning system and public involvement in city wide catchment planning is supported but BCC appears to have slowed on catchment management studies. The BCC has dodged hard issues on floodplain management and restoration. On energy conservation the energy efficiency measures have been incorporated into building codes and they have also done internal energy audits. The BCC support for the Healthy Waterways Partnership is to its credit. It remains the only State or Local Authority to regularly issue State of The Environment Reports although the latest report is overdue.

74. Regional Issues regional issues of Global Importance Valuable environmental resources in the area including wetlands, estuaries, and coastal waters are threatened with http://www.ruf.rice.edu/~eesi/regional.htm

EESI EESI HOME PAGE INSTITUTE INFORMATION EVENTS ... LINKS Regional Issues of Global Importance

75. ACAG/SPASAI Regional Working Group On Environmental Auditing develop forums where specific regional issues and solutions can be addressed The questionnaire also highlighted that the environmental issues of most http://www.oag.govt.nz/HomePageFolders/SPASAI/ACAGSPASAI/Regional.htm

ACAG/SPASAI Regional Working Group on Environmental Auditing on Environmental Audit Welcome to our Web Page on Environmental Audit. This SPASAI and ACAG working group is made up of representatives from audit offices throughout the South Pacific, Australia and Hong Kong. The Regional Working Groups are a component of the work being done by the INTOSAI (Global) Working Group on Environmental Auditing. The role of the regional groups is to: maximise the number of audit offices involved in environmental audit issues develop forums where specific regional issues and solutions can be addressed encourage the maximum development of capability within SAIs Audit Offices within the Region that are currently active within the Working group includes: Australian Capital Territory Australian National Audit Office Cook Islands Fiji Hong Kong Kiribati New South Wales New Zealand Queensland Solomon Islands Tasmania Tonga Tuvalu Victoria Western Australia The first full meeting of the working group was held Melbourne Australia in July 2002 (see minutes For further Details contact: Gareth Ellis Office of the Controller and Auditor-General (New Zealand) Ph: 0064 4 917 1521 e-mail: gareth.ellis@oag.govt.nz

76. Regional Environmental Issues - Development regional environmental issues. regional environmental issues SubMenu Degradation of environmental quality via development is usually a slow process http://www.mtholyoke.edu/proj/cel/ref/place/issues/deve.shtml

CE HOME Return to CE: Reference Search CE Natural Places Connecticut River Holyoke Range Quabbin Reservoir The Regions Biodiversity Birds Mammals Fish Reptiles ... Invertebrates MHC Campus MHC Natural Habitats MHC Trail Map Guide to Conservation Areas ... of South Hadley Our Watershed The Middle Stony Brook Watershed Real Time Data on ... US Census Regional Environmental Issues Development Air Pollution/Smog Connecticut River/ Watershed Protection ... Contacts Regional Environmental Issues Regional Environmental Issues Sub-Menu Development Air Pollution/Smog Connecticut River/ Watershed Protection ... Environmental Organizations Development Among the important factors effecting the quality of the environment in our region is rapid and often poorly planned development. Degradation of environmental quality via development is usually a slow process that goes unnoticed until we notice the loss of open spaces and the increase in traffic congestion. However, during 1999 two events have raised local concern about development. The proposed expansion of a quarry on Mt. Tom and Ronald Burcume's proposed housing development adjacent to Skinner State Park have focused the area on development issues.

77. Regional Environmental Issues - Industrial Pollution regional environmental issues. regional environmental issues SubMenu Read the study at The environmental League of Massachusetts http://www.mtholyoke.edu/proj/cel/ref/place/issues/industrial.shtml

CE HOME Return to CE: Reference Search CE Natural Places Connecticut River Holyoke Range Quabbin Reservoir The Regions Biodiversity Birds Mammals Fish Reptiles ... Invertebrates MHC Campus MHC Natural Habitats MHC Trail Map Guide to Conservation Areas ... of South Hadley Our Watershed The Middle Stony Brook Watershed Real Time Data on ... US Census Regional Environmental Issues Development Air Pollution/Smog Connecticut River/ Watershed Protection ... Contacts Regional Environmental Issues Regional Environmental Issues Sub-Menu Development Air Pollution/Smog Connecticut River/ Watershed Protection ... Environmental Organizations Industrial Pollution New study documents risk of exposure to toxics in Massachusetts cities and towns.

78. STAT/WGSE.10/2 - Review Of Significant Global And Regional Issues In Offical Sta Review of significant global and regional issues in official statistics regional work on environmental indicators has focused on indicators of http://www.unescap.org/stat/cos10/wgse10/wgse1002.asp

Home Site Map Index Contact Search: More Options Search Tips Bangkok, Thailand UNESCAP Statistics Division WGSE, 10th session About us ... Contact Us Related Links National Statistical Offices in Asia and the Pacific Statistical Institute for Asia and the Pacific, Tokyo United Nations Statistics Division, New York Working Group of Statistical Experts, 10th session Bangkok, 11-14 November 1997 STAT/WGSE.10/2 30 October 1997 ENGLISH ONLY ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COMMISSION FOR ASIA AND THE PACIFIC Working Group of Statistical Experts Tenth session 11-14 November 1997 Bangkok Review of significant global and regional issues in official statistics (Item 4 of the provisional agenda) Note by the secretariat 1. This note attempts to provide a

79. Greenbelt Alliance The regional issues Organizer will report to the Field Director and work Commitment to sustainable community development and environmental protection. http://www.greenbelt.org/resources/newswire/2004september/regionalorganizer.html

Regional Issues Organizer Job Description Full-time position Greenbelt Alliance, the San Francisco Bay Area's leading land conservation and urban planning non-profit organization, seeks an experienced candidate for the position of Regional Issues Organizer. Position Summary Working with Greenbelt Alliance staff, board members and allies, the Regional Issues Organizer will lead Greenbelt Alliance's organizing and advocacy - including public policy analysis, grassroots organizing and community outreach, coalition building, and decision-maker lobbying - on regional livable communities, transportation and open space issues. Examples of projects that will be the responsibility of the Regional Issues Organizer include coordinating Greenbelt Alliance's work as part of the regional Inclusionary Housing Initiative (IHI) coalition, spearheading our advocacy directed at regional institutions such as the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) and serving as Greenbelt Alliance's liaison to regional coalitions such as the Social Equity Caucus (SEC). The Regional Issues Organizer will report to the Field Director and work closely with the entire Greenbelt Alliance team. See www.greenbelt.org to learn more about our work.

80. Syncrude Canada Ltd. 2004 Sustainability Report - 2004 Highlights Of Regional Ma Stakeholder Engagement and regional environmental Monitoring The Athabasca regional issues Working Group and the regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo http://sustainability.syncrude.ca/sustainability2004/social_performance/regional

Syncrude Home Download Report Contact Us Site Map ... Human Resources Scorecard 2004 Highlights of Regional Management Groups Syncrude is a founding and active member in four multi-stakeholder groups that monitor and/or manage key issues of interest to oil sands developers and their regional stakeholders. Our people serve these groups in a variety of leadership positions. Stakeholder Engagement and Regional Environmental Monitoring Annual Contributions 1 Includes Athabasca Tribal Council, five Industry Relations Corporations, Métis-Industry Consultation Office, Regional Issues Working Group, Wood Buffalo Environmental Association, Regional Aquatics Monitoring Program and Cumulative Environmental Management Association. Cumulative Environmental Management Association (CEMA) During the year, CEMA members reached consensus on issues pertaining to air quality and land management. Members developed a regional Acid Deposition Management Framework, which will now be implemented by Alberta Environment as part of its regulatory process. The framework calls for reductions in sulphur and nitrogen emissions from new projects through the use of Best Available Technology Economically Achievable. Such technology is also to be implemented by all oil sands developers when they are replacing old equipment. CEMA members also agreed to a process to achieve further emissions reductions if acid deposition in regional lakes or soils exceeds agreed upon limits. To minimize land disturbance during project exploration and development, industry members of CEMA have voluntarily agreed to a standard set of management practices. As well, a Landscape Design Checklist that defines factors to be addressed during the design of reclaimed landscapes was agreed upon. CEMA has recommended to Alberta Environment that the Checklist be adopted.

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