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These countries have pursued policies to create a demand for these technologies , including access to the electric grid at attractive prices ; low-cost financing ; tax incentives and other subsidies ; standards ; education and stakeholder involvement ( Salwin 2004 ) . Millions of people in most parts of Africa are directly dependent on natural resources of the physical environment . Their works were hugely popular and known for their sentimentality and devotion to home and family , featuring heroines who struggle through domestic difficulties , improve their characters , and find true love and the inevitable happy ending . " Published by Henry Colburn , who would become one of the most prolific fiction publishers in London , this novel is in the fashionable " three-decker " format , and labels indicate it was an ex-library copy from one of the equally fashionable " circulating libraries . They support the findings reported elsewhere in the Year Book that rising greenhouse gas emissions are resulting in ecosystem change , such as accelerating ice thickness losses of mountain glaciers , and that increasingly intense exploitation of fisheries stocks is leading to serious depletion . A young woman who asked for a description of her future lover might get as an answer Shakespeare 's " A sad face , a reverend carriage , a slow tongue , " and so forth . It will show which of these scenarios has the greatest promise for the region over the next 30 years . The popularity and hero-worship of Garibaldi in the nineteenth-century English-speaking world is reflected in the inexpensive but attractively packaged popular biographies published at that time . A young man might hear that the character of his " lady love " was that of which Browning wrote " A heart too soon made glad , too easily impressed . He wrote and lectured on contemporary political issues , prepared the pioneering life of Keats , was a friend of both Tennyson and Swinburne , and was the first to publish Ralph Waldo Emerson in England . Hard was the heart , stony and seared the eye , that had no tear for that moment . EMIs are authorized to carry out a range of enforcement powers varying from routine inspections to search and seizure operations , setting up roadblocks and arresting suspects . While data currently preclude a full investigation along these lines , they are undoubtedly necessary for the future development of scenarios . In Europe and North America , forests are growing faster now than earlier this century , and at least part of that increase has been attributed to increased atmospheric nitrogen inputs ( Matson and others 2002 ) . The aim was to clean up the drainage ditches to prevent flooding and ocean surges . They have developed a collective will to address environmental and related issues , and have created institutions to translate that will into concrete results . The Atlantic Souvenir , published from 1826 to 1832 , was one of the first literary annuals produced in in the United States . This volume , belonging to Angelica 's son Martin , is an example of the sort of work women would not have read ( or at least were not supposed to read ) . The Food and Agriculture Organization ( FAO ) estimates that as these two factors continue to push demand upwards , the world will require about 50 per cent more food by 2030 , compared to 1998 ( FAO 2005a ) . Most coastal African countries are party to relevant international conventions and have national policies and regulations for sustainable coastal development and use of marine resources . She published several volumes of " oracles , " or literary extracts , as " drawing-room diversions " with an educational benefit so that " the young may become familiar with something in an attractive form from the whole range of Poetry . During the last decades , there has been a continued decline in fish resources in the ' developing ' phase , and an increase of those in the depleted or over-exploited ( ' senescent ' ) phase , somewhat offset by the emergence of resources in the ' recovering ' phase . These include clean coal technologies and ‘ carbon capture ’ ( removing emissions directly from industrial or utility plant exhausts and storing them in secure reservoirs such as deep saline aquifers ) . These have enormous value for indigenous populations , commercial enterprises , and for development of tourism .