Ecological Balance definition

Ecological Balance means a dynamic balance of nature components, natural phenomenon, and anthropogenic factors which leads to the long lasting and sustainable survival. “Ecological Corridor” means a functional component of ecological net, targeted to improvement of interaction between the natural ecosystems and provision of the integrity of the
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Ecological Balance means the various conditions required for the survival and development of persons and other living organisms;
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Ecological Balance means a dynamic balance of nature components, natural phenomenon, and anthropogenic factors which leads to the long lasting and sustainable survival.
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Examples of Ecological Balance in a sentence

  • DE C.V. is subject to comply with all conditions included in Article 21 section II of the Regulations of the General Law of Ecological Balance and Environment Protection, regarding environmental impact, in the case it decides not to proceed with the development of activities referred to in this resolution.

  • LESSEE shall comply with the Mexican law of Ecological Balance and Environmental Protection and Health Law.

  • The violation to any of the resolution terms and/or the project modification from the conditions expressed in the documentation submitted, could invalidate the present authorization, without affecting the application of the penalty, as proposed by the General Law or Ecological Balance and Environmental Protection, and other regulations that apply.

  • Law No. 104 on Ecological Balance and Environmental Protection for the State of Sonora (Published December 3, 1991).

  • The General Law of Ecological Balance and Environmental Protection (Published January 28, 1988).

  • That the investment project shall comply with ecological ordering, preservation, restructuring and improvement of the environment; the protection of natural areas, wildlife and aquatic wildlife; rational use of natural elements; forecasting and controlling air, water and soil pollution; as well as the other provisions provided for in the General Law on Ecological Balance and Environmental Protection.