The article draws on the experience of developing countries with the negotiation of investment contracts in traditional natural resource sectors and a small number of contracts from Sub-Saharan Africa that specifically deal with carbon sequestration to illustrate the problems that may arise in this new area of foreign investment.
Diabetes and Parkinson's disease are both linked to shaking and tremors. Dehydration is actually a common cause of shaking - if you don't get enough water, your body may start to shake. Being cold is also a cause of shaking. But many times you'll find that what you're really suffering from is anxiety.
Here are a few causes of shaky hands that might be afflicting you. Note: Shaking hands are technically known as 'tremors' and are likely to not only affect your hands, but the whole body. They are however most noticeable in the hands. Low Sugar. Low blood sugar can cause tremors and this can occur if you haven't eaten in a long time and particularly if you haven't eaten carbs. Likewise your blood sugar can fall rapidly in the face of a traumatic event or injury if it causes you to go into shock.