text: certain riwke or situation& in which it may occur0 without prejudice to the provisions of the precet¶ing parngraph; (cl ‘Dangerous geneticaly altered organisms’ means oryanisms whose genetic material has been altered in a manner that does not occur naturally, by coupling or natural recombination, creating a risk to persons, property [,the use or enjoyment of areas] or the environment, such as those indicated in the annex ...I (Q) ‘Dangerous micro-organisms’ means micra-organisms that create a risk to persons, property [, the use or enjoyment of areas] or the environment, such ae pathogens or organisms that produce toxinsr (e)‘[Appreciable] [Siqnificcnt] risk’ means risk which presents either the low probability of causing very considerable [cUsastrous] harm or the higher than normal probability of causing minor, though [appreciable] (significant], transboundary harmj (f) ‘Activities with harmful effects’ means the activities referred to in article 1 which cause transboundary harm in the course of their normal operations (9)‘Transboundary harm’ means the harm which arises as a physical consequence of the activities referred to in article 1 and which, in the territory or in [places] [areas] under the jurisdiction or control of another State, is [appreciably] [significantly] detrimental to persons, [objects] [pr’operty] [,the use of enjoyment of areas] or the environment. In these articles, the term always refers to [appreciable) [significant] harm. It includes the cost of preventive measures taken to - 252 -occurred in the case of activities involving risk or,in the case of activities with harmful effects, to minimise harm. Such measures, in the Special Rapporteur ‘s view, if taken by the affected State in order to protect itself end its citiaens, should be treated as part of harm to that State. One more significant change in t:re definition of traneboundary harm in subparagraph (g) was the inclusion of harm to the environment apart fro).] harm to persons and
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the definition of transboundary harm, which is a concept related to environmental and ecological issues. The language used, such as "genetically altered organisms", "micro-organisms", "toxins", "harm to the environment", and "preventive measures" suggests a focus on the impact of human activities on the natural environment. Additionally, the text mentions "States" and "jurisdiction", indicating an international context. These factors lead me to believe that the text is more closely related to the categories of **Natural resources and environment** and **International trade**.