Land-based sources definition
Land-based sources means point and diffuse sources on land from which substances or energy reach the maritime area by water, through the air, or directly from the coast. It includes sources associated with any deliberate disposal under the sea-bed made accessible from land by tunnel, pipeline or other means and sources associated with man-made structures placed, in the maritime area under the jurisdiction of a Contracting Party, other than for the purpose of offshore activities.
Land-based sources means municipal, industrial or agricultural sources, both fixed and mobile on land, discharges from which reach
Land-based sources means municipal, industrial or agricultural sources, both fixed and mobile on land, discharges from which reach the Marine Environment, as outlined in Article III of this Protocol;
More Definitions of Land-based sources
Land-based sources means mobile or stationary land-based municipal, industrial or agricultural sources whose solid, fluid or gaseous discharges or emissions reach the marine environment.
Land-based sources means point and diffuse sources on land from which substances or energy reach the sea by water, through the air or directly from the coast. It includes any sources under the sea bed made accessible from land by tunnel, pipeline or other means. "marine pollution"
Land-based sources means point and diffuse sources on land from which substances or energy reach the maritime area by water, through the air, or directly from the coast;