Traduction de «20-year flood » (Anglais → Français) :

20-year flood [ twenty-year flood | one-in-twenty year flood ]

one-in-one hundred year flood [ one-in-a-hundred year flood | one hundred year flood | 100-year flood | occurrence of 100-year flood ]

10-year return flood | year flood | 10 year flood

100-year return flood | year flood | 100 year flood

one-in-a-thousand year flood [ 1000-year flood | occurrence of 1000-year flood ]

In Italy in the last 20 years floods and landslides had an impact on more than 70 000 people and caused economic damage of at least EUR 11 billion.

[3] Under the no-adaptation scenario (i.e. assuming continuation of the current protection against river floods up to a current 100-year event), EU damages from the combined effect of climate and socio-economic changes are projected to rise from EUR 6.9 billion/year to EUR 20.4 billion/year by the 2020s, EUR 45.9 billion/year by the 2050s, and EUR 97.9 billion/year by the 2080s.

The total cost of these measures was low (EUR 126/ha/20 years) compared to damage remediation and clean-up costs caused by muddy floods in the study area (EUR 54/ha/year) and all secondary benefits, including better downstream water quality; lower downstream dredging costs; less psychological stress for inhabitants and greater biodiversity.

E. whereas war in the east of Ukraine and the neoliberal agenda of the new government, which is implementing the conditions of the loan from the International Monetary Fund, are having an increasingly negative impact on the economic, social and cultural rights of Ukrainian citizens, not only in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions, but in the whole country: whereas, as of July 2014 there was evidence of further decline in the economic situation: GDP decreased by 4.7 % compared to last year, the consumer price index grew by 11.6 % and the unemployment rate increased from 8 to 8.8 %; whereas the parliament approved amendments to the budget on ...[+++]31 July, which will make cuts to social programmes, pensions, unemployment and disability benefits, and the salaries of state employees; whereas these cuts will have a disproportionately adverse effect on women, as they constitute 67 % of the population over 65 years of age, 55 % of the registered unemployed and 75 % of state employees; whereas on 12 August 2014 the Confederation of Free Trade Unions of Ukraine reported that out of 93 mines (which provide a large proportion of the jobs available in the eastern regions), only 20 were fully functioning, 48 were semi-operational, 6 were flooded and others were closed and/or damaged;